The Kurdish-Turkish conflict in the Syrian border region is increasingly dividing the ethnic groups in Germany as well. After several clashes between the two groups in North Rhine-Westphalia, there was a mass brawl between Turks and Kurds in the North Rhine-Westphalian city of Herne on Monday evening. A local resident recorded the brawl.
Three men aged 25-28 years attacked a group of people at Wendlingen station last late Monday evening around 11:50 pm and injured three people. According to current information, there was a verbal dispute between the two groups on the platform. The trigger was apparently the shopping bags of the later injured parties, who were initially regarded as ownerless by the alleged perpetrators. In the further course of the dispute, the two Gambian citizens and the Nigerian citizen apparently beat and kicked three young men in the group. One of the alleged perpetrators is said to have used a stone as a weapon. Several alarmed patrols of the state police and a patrol of the federal police arrested the three men living in the Esslingen district temporarily. Two of the injured suffered facial lacerations as a result of the incident, the third a fracture of the nasal bone. The injured were taken to hospital by paramedics. The federal police are now investigating, among other things, on suspicion of dangerous bodily injury. Witnesses who can provide relevant information on the incident are asked by calling +49711870350.
Chidubem M. is the name of the black African from Nigeria who is said to have abducted and abused a five-year-old girl in Munich. He will now be tried before the Munich II Regional Court. The accused remains silent about the accusations. The crime is said to have taken place on May 23. Around 11 am, the asylum seeker approached the little girl in a playground and lured her to his nearby asylum shelter. The accusation accuses the man of having stripped the girl of her clothes and touched her between her legs. Fortunately, the sexual abuse that allegedly took place afterwards was not published in all its details. The accused has so far remained silent about the accusations. The trial, which started on Monday, was interrupted. Next, witnesses will be questioned.
Thousands of farmers are marching against German agricultural policy in Bonn on Tuesday. The protest was triggered by a series of agricultural regulations recently passed by the federal cabinet to reduce the negative environmental impact. The farmers criticize the climate plans and “farmer bashing”. In Bonn, 8,000 to 10,000 farmers with about 800 tractors from all over Germany are expected.Farmers warned that current policies are endangering family farms. In addition, “farmer bashing” – condescending remarks about farmers – is causing annoyance. In addition to the central rally in Bonn, there will be nationwide rallies in many other cities.
As early as October 9, a 21-year-old Syrian citizen threatened a railway employee during a ticket inspection on the intercity express (ICE) from Mannheim to Karlsruhe, only recently revealed by the police.The fare dodger threatened to “kill everyone” if he was not allowed to continue his journey on the train to Freiburg. Thereupon, the federal police were called in to check the young man at the station in Karlsruhe. During the search of the man, the officers found a butcher’s hatchet carried on his body.
About seven months after the deadly knife attack on Cynthia R. in Worms, the murder trial against the victim’s friend will be launched on Monday. Tunisian Ahmed T. (29 years old) is accused of murder before the Mainz Regional Court: In the night of the 6th of March 2019 the couple got into conflict.According to the court, the accused suddenly pulled a knife and stabbed the completely unsuspecting woman. She died of her injuries at the scene of the crime.Cynthia had ten to 15 stab wounds and cuts in her back, neck, lungs and hands. Ahmed T. surrendered to the police the morning after the crime and declared to have killed his girlfriend in a dispute.According to the Regional Court, Cynthia and Ahmed have had a love affair since the end of 2018. According to the court, the defendant, a rejected asylum seeker, may be suffering from a psychotic disorder. The police had known Ahmed T. for some time about assaults and drug-related offences. In addition, he had used several aliases and had since disappeared.On the first day of the trial, in addition to the reading of the indictment, questioning of several police officers is also planned. One day later, other policemen on the witness stand and people from the social environment of the alleged perpetrator will follow. Until the beginning of November, the first Grand Criminal Court has also scheduled three more days for the trial.The court has announced tighter security controls and a checkpoint will be set up in front of the courtroom. bild.de