In a cemetery on Heinsberger Street in Geilenkirchen, a grave cross made of copper was stolen from a grave between Friday, September 6 and Wednesday, September 11. Unknown persons also broke off the cross of another grave. However, it could still be found in the cemetery.
https://searchlight-germany.blogspot.com/2019/09/germany-christian-cemetery-vandalized.html
Yesterday evening on Tuesday, a 23-year-old Afghan and his 58-year-old German landlord quarreled. After the tenant had disturbed the peace of the house considerably recently, the 58-year-old tried to contact him. In the course of the conversation, the 23-year-old became violent and attacked his landlord. He punched him twice, and the 58-year-old fell to the ground. He then left the house and alerted the police. The 28-year-old daughter of the landlord and a 22-year-old roommate first tried to reassure the Afghan. This failed and the Afghan reached for a kitchen knife and stabbed the 28-year-old woman. The woman was injured on her back and neck. Two neighbours became aware of the dispute because of loud screams and came to the aid of the woman and the roommate.Together they overwhelmed the Afghan and were able to detain him until the police arrived.The Afghan was taken into temporary custody on the instructions of the public prosecutor’s office and is currently in police custody. The 28-year-old woman was taken from an ambulance to a hospital with serious but not life-threatening injuries, where she had to undergo emergency surgery. The forensic investigators secured traces on site. The questioning of the accused Afghan and the witnesses is still ongoing.
https://searchlight-germany.blogspot.com/2019/09/afghan-knocks-down-his-german-landlord.html
Police are investigating a case of damage to property in the St. Lamberti church (photo) on the Coesfeld market. On Wednesday ( the 11th of September), probably between 5 pm and 6.15 pm, a person put a strong smelling, milky liquid into the holy water basin. Two blankets on the altar were also soiled with a smelly, colourless liquid.What kind of liquid is being used is not known. A representative of the municipality has filed a complaint. Police are hoping for hints from witnesses. Who observed something is asked to report to the police by calling 02541/140.
https://searchlight-germany.blogspot.com/2019/09/historic-st-lamberti-church-vandalized.html
Over the past few months, property damage has occurred to the detriment of the Veysel Karani Mosque in Schleswig. Police Department 5 of the District Criminal Investigation Department had begun investigations after the first crime. On Tuesday evening ( September 10, 2019), at 7.55 p.m., a 34-year-old Iraqi was temporarily arrested immediately after another damage to property to the detriment of the Veysel Karani Mosque. The suspect is an asylum seeker who arrived in Germany in 2015. The man has admitted the perpetration of the property damage offences. Currently, there is no evidence of a xenophobic background.
https://searchlight-germany.blogspot.com/2019/09/germany-iraqi-asylum-seeker-vandalized.html
Terrible violent incidents occurred on Monday in Lecco in northern Italy. A 24-year-old migrant from Togo has attacked two women at the station of the city for no apparent reason by pushing them from the stairs of the underpass and then suddenly punching another woman in the face – who then bled. The brutal crime was recorded by a surveillance camera at the Lecco railway station and has since triggered heated discussions in which several politicians have already taken part.The migrant who is staying in Italy without a valid residence permit has now been arrested. The President of the Criminal Court, Enrico Massimo Manzi, ordered an interrogation of the African on the 20th of September and, in the meantime, put him under house arrest. According to current knowledge, the migrant lives with his mother and sister in Lecco.
unsertirol24.com/2019/09/12/migrant-greift-am-bahnhof-grundlos-zwei-frauen-an-video/
At the tram stop in front of Berlin’s main train station ( Mitte ) he picked up a five-year-old child and bit him on the cheek. Now Daniel K. (20 years old) has to face the Berlin Regional Court. “The tooth marks were on my daughter’s cheek for two days,” says mother Aileen D. (40 years old) who testified. The bite-attack took place on 15 March 2019 at 04.55 pm.”We had arrived by train from Nuremberg, just three minutes in Berlin,” the mother continued.”I was waiting with my two daughters for the M10 tram. The man approached us smiling, took the little one in his arm. I had the feeling that he thought she was just cute and cuddly. I thought that lifting her up might be a cultural custom for him. It looked as if he wanted to kiss her. But she cried, he bit.”This is not the first time that the Eritrean man has randomly attacked strangers on the street. A month earlier, Anastasia S. (26 years old) had an eerie encounter with the man on the street Marchlewskistraße in the Berlin district Friedrichshain.”I went to work in the morning, he asked for a cigarette,” said the Zalando manager. “When I said I didn’t have cigarettes, he threw stones between my legs and followed me.In Warschauer Street he had lifted and thrown a heavy concrete block. “He could have really hurt someone with it,” the witness said. Daniel K. was indeed arrested for the time being. But he was released immediately.He was only remanded in custody in March after the bite-attack at the main station. He has been in hospital for two months. He is said not to be guilty of a mental illness.
The public prosecutor’s office is striving for his permanent accommodation in a psychiatric hospital.
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