The cleaning lady was just at work in a kebab snack bar when apparently her boyfriend surprised her and rammed a knife down her throat! Brutal attack in Essen district of Kray!Around 8.40 a.m. ambulance crews rushed to the stop “Kray-Nordbahnof”: There the blood-covered woman had collapsed after she had dragged herself out of the nearby “Dürümland Kebaphaus”. There her boyfriend is said to have attacked her with a knife. According to newspaper BILD, the man was jealous. Employees of a kiosk had tried to stop the woman’s bleeding, called the ambulance services and the police. A suspected man was arrested nearby. The murder weapon was seized. The police set up a homicide squad.The woman was taken to the hospital.
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He frightened the visitors of the Easter service. Now Mohammed B. (37 years old) has to answer before the District Court Munich I. The trial against the Somalian will start on Monday. He is accused of disturbing public peace and the practice of religion as well as of bodily harm and attempted bodily harm.On April 20, 2019, about 1000 Christians attended the divine service in the Church of St. Paul when Mohmmed B. entered the church via the sacristy. He was said to have shouted “I’ll burn you all Christians in this church” and “Allahu akbar” and to have been armed with three paving stones. The worship service attendees panicked and feared a terrorist attack.The allegedly psychologically disturbed man is said to have injured 32 people.
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It is only shortly after 06 p.m., but already dark, when Erika Kälin (50 years old) from Einsiedeln boards the Interregio train to Zurich in Langenthal on Saturday.Her boyfriend Reinhard Schütz (55 years old) accompanies her. The two passionate athletes have just come from a Santa Claus run. There are not many passengers in the compartment. “In the beginning there were still a few people,” says Kälin, who is almost completely blind. In Olten the train is becoming silent. “Suddenly we were almost alone,” says Kälin. Then a horde of men enters the car. “They ran back and forth several times in the train and finally took a seat on the seats behind us.  Looking back, it’s clear to me that they were specifically looking for a victim.” The men are talking loudly to each other in a language that the couple cannot understand. “They had wine, beer or schnapps with them and smelled terribly of alcohol.” Kälin puts her jacket on the hook next to her seat. Suddenly she notices a rustling. Kälin checks her jacket pockets and is shocked: “My bunch of keys had disappeared! The woman searches desperately for it. Her boyfriend helps her. “She began to cry,” says Reinhard Schütz. “A man from the group then pretended to help her with the search as well. He felt it from behind on the groin. “Schütz wants to prevent the situation from escalating, tries to keep calm. “But then the man grabbed my girlfriend’s crotch. I had to react. The 55-year-old pushes the man to the side, whereupon he lets go of the woman. “The guy touched me everywhere,” says Kälin. “It was a shock, terrible. I was very happy that my friend was there to protect me. Schütz informed the police. At the entrance at Zurich main station, officers wait at the track and arrest three of the men. Kälin files a complaint. Luckily nothing but the bunch of keys disappeared. The Zurich Cantonal Police, which is responsible for security at the main station in addition to the local police, confirms the arrest. One of the men confesses. The 31-year-old Moroccan was sentenced to an unconditional fine and a fine by order of the Attorney General’s Office. According to spokesman Erich Wenzinger, the man then also went berserk in police custody and spat at a policeman. No misconduct could be proven against the other two detainees.The penalty order is not yet final. The penalty order is not yet final. Kälin is almost completely blind with a eyesight of three percent in one eye and eight percent in the other. As a cross-country skier the parathlete won numerous medals. For example gold and silver at the Special Olympics World Winter Games 2017. It takes several days until the shock after the horror ride in the Interregio is digested. “I couldn’t sleep at first,” says Kälin. When travelling by train, the woman from Einsiedeln will probably get a queasy feeling for a long time to come.
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After a deadly knife attack on a woman in Osnabrück, her former partner is suspected of murder.The 27-year-old Syrian is in remand, according to the public prosecutor’s office. “Since the victim did not expect an attack by the accused at the time of the stabbing, the police and public prosecutor’s office in Osnabrück are currently assuming murder,” they said. According to the current state of investigations, the perpetration of the crime fulfills the murder characteristic of malice. The woman is a single mother and has two children, she fled Syria a few years ago, the newspaper Neue Osnabrücker Zeitung reported. According to the media report, the victim had lived with the suspect. The police had already been in the apartment about a week ago because there had been a dispute between the couple. The police did not comment on this information when asked.Officials had been called last Friday to an apartment building. They found the woman, who had been fatally injured, and arrested the suspected man. According to initial findings, the 27-year-old repeatedly stabbed his ex-partner with a knife. The woman died in hospital.

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The conditions in our classrooms seem to get worse and worse: During school lessons, a 13-year-old pupil from Pakistan dropped a firearm out of his schoolbag at the NMS 2 school in Ried in the Inn district.It was a “soft gun pistol”. It was Tuesday morning, during English lessons, when the student’s schoolbag fell over and the alleged firearm came to light. The two teachers, who were teaching together, informed the headmistress. The police have been called.The 23 pupils were taken to a neighbouring class, and then the headmistress confronted the 13-year-old, who has been constantly causing problems for two years, and talked to him. The boy from Pakistan denied, however, that the gun belonged to him and even claimed that a classmate had put it there. The father had to pick up his child, who is not allowed to go back to school for the time being. A care teacher took care of his classmates. 

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The Bielefeld Regional Court on Wednesday acquitted nine young men of accusations of raping a 14-year-old girl in Harsewinkel in the Gütersloh district. However, two of the nine defendants have to work eight community service hours each because of the distribution of pornographic juvenile literature and sexual assault – they had touched the girl against her will. They had filmed the sexual acts of the other young men in the party cellar in November 2017 and posted them on the Internet. The behaviour of the accused was morally not acceptable, but not punishable, the court justified the verdict. The girl had not been able to explain whether she had not initially voluntarily participated. At first, everything seemed very clear. The 14-year-old had arranged to meet one of the suspects at the end of 2017. In a private house, five more boys were added, all between the ages of 14 and 19. The minor was presumably the victim of serious sexual assaults in the basement of the house.They drank together, then five of the group allegedly raped the girl and recorded the incident on film. Then they would have accompanied the heavily drunk girl to a park and then called an ambulance. The paramedics had also informed the police.At first the authorities had not gone public to conduct initial investigations for reasons of the protection of minors.At first the authorities had not gone public to conduct initial investigations for reasons of the protection of minors. After a right-wing populist Internet blog had reported about the crime, details became public. Among the young men are three Syrian citizens.

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Unknown perpetrators vandalised in the night to Wednesday in the St. Dionysius church in Thülen (photos above). Between 08:00 p.m. and 09:00 a.m. the perpetrators entered the church. Then they went to the altar of the chapel. Here they damaged the tabernacle. They also levered up the altar stone. There was a high material damage. There are no indications of perpetrators yet. The police in Brilon will accept any information by calling 02961 – 90 200. 

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Germany’s U.N. Ambassador Christoph Heusgen will be included in the Simon Wiesenthal Center’s ‘list of worst outbreaks of antisemitism’ this year. In March, he had compared Hamas’ attacks on Israelis to the destruction of terrorists’ homes. For the first time ever, a German diplomat will be included in the Simon Wiesenthal Center’s top ten list of ‘worst outbreaks of antisemitism and anti-Israel incidents’. The Jerusalem Post reported this first. Christoph Heusgen, who will make this year’s list, is Germany’s U.N. Ambassador. He has been known for his anti-Israeli stance for a long time. In the past years, he mostly voted against Israel, in resolutions brought in by Arab states. Those single out the predominantly Jewish state as an aggressor and occupation force and are usually based on conspiracy theories and hatred. In March of 2019, Heusgen compared rockets fired at Israel by the terror organization Hamas to Israel’s destruction of homes owned by terrorists. “We believe that international law is the best way to protect civilians and allow them to live in peace and security”, Heusgen had said, “and without fear of Israeli bulldozers or Hamas rockets.” This quote got him onto the Simon Wiesenthal Center’s list. When the Human Rights organization announced Heusgen might hit the list a few days ago, the Foreign Ministry in Berlin firmly rejected the accusation of antisemitism. According to The Jerusalem Post, the Simon Wiesenthal Center quoted the German ‘Bild’ tabloid in its justification. In an opinion piece, the daily had accused Heusgen of “pure malice” against Israel. The NGO also noted Heusgen’s voting record. In 2018, he voted against Israel 16 times and abstained once. This year, he voted in favor of nine U.N. resolutions against Israel, abstained three times and voted against one of them.The small Jewish community in Germany and some conservative and liberal politicians have criticized Berlin’s anti-Israeli stance harshly during the past years. U.N. Ambassadors usually do not take their decisions alone. Heusgen’s superior, Foreign Minister Heiko Maas, keeps on condemning antisemitism in speeches, but has not stopped the latter at his own United Nations mission. The definition of antisemitism includes singling out the only Jewish state in the world. This is the case at some U.N. bodies which pass more resolutions against Israel than against all other countries combined. Spreading conspiracy theories and false accusations against Israel, which anti-Israeli U.N. resolutions usually do, is also antisemitic, while fair criticism based on facts is not. In its justification for adding Heusgen to its list of worst outbreaks of antisemitism, the Simon Wiesenthal Center also quotes Chanellor Angela Merkel. In 2008, she had said this in front of the Knesset: “The security of Israel is never negotiable for me as German Chancellor.” Back then, Merkel also stated support for Israel was raison d’etat. “It seems Heusgen never got the memo”, the Wiesenthal Center added to its justification for putting him on the list, the Jerusalem Post reported.Christoph Heusgen is the first German diplomat to be added to the list. The German publisher Jakob Augstein was on it in 2012. Over the years, antisemites like Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, the former Iranian president, have been part of the list too. Great Britain’s Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn is on it this time. “No one has done more to mainstream antisemitism into the political and social life of a democracy than the Jeremy Corbyn-led Labour Party”, the Simon Wiesenthal Center said. Christoph Heusgen entered Germany’s foreign service in 1980. He worked at the consulate in Chicago and the embassy in Paris before returning to Bonn and Berlin. More recently, starting in 2005, he was Chancellor Angela Merkel’s foreign policy adviser.

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