A court hears allegations that a group of teens carried out a violent kidnapping-style attack on the wrong person during an incident described as part of “bar wars”. Prosecutors say the attackers believed they had targeted a specific man, but during the assault they realised their victim was not the intended person. Despite this, the group allegedly continued the attack, including hitting the man with a hammer and forcing his head underwater.
The accounts reported by multiple outlets describe the incident as involving an assault that escalated after the wrong target was identified. Police testimony and court material presented in the case indicate the alleged attackers acted on information or motives connected to the broader dispute, and that the prosecution frames the matter as an operation driven by money.
The outlets agree on the core allegations put before the court: the wrong person is selected, the attackers recognise the mistake during the incident, and the assault nevertheless continues. The reports do not provide details on the outcome of the case or final verdict.
