This Thursday morning, officers of a special task force in Lage in the district of Lippe temporarily arrested a father who, according to previous findings, threatened his daughter in his vehicle with a knife and slightly injured her by a blow. Around 7.20 a.m., the Bielefeld police received information from the Lippe police that a father was threatening his child with a knife and at the same time was trying to contact the mother of the child, who was separated from him, and to force her to meet him. Since the whereabouts of the man and the situation were initially unclear, the Bielefeld Police Headquarters, supported by the Lippe Police, took over the investigation.As part of the police search, special police units were able to identify the 34-year-old father from Tauberbischofsheim and his 14-year-old daughter in Lage at about 8.25 a.m. in a parking lot. The man of Kosovar descent was temporarily arrested. According to previous investigations, the daughter had been slightly injured in the face by a blow from her father. She was taken to hospital for treatment. The 34-year-old’s car was seized. Investigations into the background to the crime and the search for the knife are continuing. 

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After just a few seconds there is a first scandal in the large courtroom of the Augsburg Criminal Court. The defendant spits in the direction of the journalists who take pictures of him. Shortly afterwards, when the judges enter the hall, Haidar A., 26 years old, refuses to stand up. He wrangles with judicial officers and policemen. When the situation calms down again, the presiding judge Sandra Mayer orders the defendant to wear a thin spit hood over his head during the trial. It is supposed to prevent him from spitting around. The trial at the Regional Court in Augsburg started yesterday, Tuesday, under increased security measures anyway. Haidar A., who claims to be a Palestinian, allegedly tried to murder several judges and a prosecutor during a trial. The prosecution accuses the man, who also attracted attention because of his Islamist statements, of six counts of attempted murder.It is about an incident in the summer of 2017, when the Syrian was on trial in Augsburg for trying to behead a roommate in an accommodation for asylum seekers in Hurlach (Landsberg district). He had rammed a knife down the roommate’s throat. The stab was twelve centimeters deep, the victim survived only thanks to a quick emergency surgery. During the verdict on this crime – he was sentenced to almost 13 years in prison for attempted murder – Haidar A. tried to grab a policeman’s pistol. There was a wrangling, but in the end several officials could overpower and tie him up. Haidar A. had previously also thrown a shoe at the prosecutor and spat several times in the direction of the judges.Haidar A. admits without hesitation that he wanted to grab the policeman’s weapon and shoot the prosecutor and the judges using the weapon. He just did not succeed. “I would have started with the prosecutor,” he said in court on Tuesday. He felt he had been treated unfairly by the judiciary. He defends himself for the knife attack on his roommate in the accommodation. The roommate had repeatedly insulted Islam. This was the only reason why he attacked him and stabbed him with a knife. He doesn’t accept anyone insulting his religion, says Haidar A. “That pisses me off.” The presiding judge wants to know whether he will continue to become violent if someone insults his religion. He only answers: “Not immediately.” When he is asked whether he is an Islamist, he says: “I am proud to be a Muslim”. He also says that although he does not hate German society, he hates the German police and judiciary. The defendant stated in an interrogation with the police that he had fled Syria because of the civil war. During his flight, he was also temporarily accommodated and well treated by the terrorist organization “Islamic State”, so he could not say anything bad about the IS. As a Palestinian, he also sympathized with the Hamas organization classified as a terrorist group.He admits that he has experience in dealing with weapons. But he did not know the police officer’s service pistol, a P7 from Heckler & Koch. He didn’t expect it anyway, says Haidar A., that he could succeed in taking the gun and firing it.Loaded, however, was the pistol, with eight rounds of ammunition. The 55-year-old policeman reports as a witness in court that he noticed that the defendant had grabbed his belt. However, he did not succeed in pulling the weapon out of the secured holster. In order for such an incident not to happen again in the current trial, the 26-year-old has to sit in the dock tied to his hands and feet this time. In addition, a glass pane separates the defendant from the bench.A detective who spoke to Haidar A. in prison for a long time says the situation during the interrogation was very strange. The defendant openly talked about his hatred of the German state – and showed no remorse. At the same time, however, he was friendly and courteous during the conversation.The trial will continue in about two weeks. 

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On the last Monday evening around 11:15 p.m. at the main railway station in Ulm there was a physical argument to the detriment of an 18-year-old man and a 17-year-old woman. According to current information, the man and his teenage companion were initially on platform 4 of Ulm Central Station when a group of about seven male persons approached them and apparently struck the 18-year-old man abruptly and threw him to the ground. The 17-year-old companion is said to have lay down protectively over the man lying on the ground, so that she, too, was subsequently apparently beaten and kicked jointly by the suspected perpetrators.According to the current status of investigations, the perpetrator group then fled over the Schillersteg bridge in an unknown direction. Alarmed paramedics took both persons to a hospital. Any injuries to the 18-year-old man are currently unknown. The young woman suffered a concussion due to the incident and had to be treated in hospital. Initial evidence suggests that one of the suspects is a 16-year-old Turkish national. Further persons from the perpetrator group are already partly known by name.The Federal Police has initiated an investigation into the incident on suspicion of dangerous bodily harm. In particular, the motive and the course of events are currently the subject of these investigations. Witnesses who can provide relevant information on the incident are requested by calling +49711870350.

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Shortly after midnight today, Wednesday, there was a dispute between two former life partners in Appelhülsen. “According to previous investigations, the police and public prosecutor’s office are currently assuming that the 34-year-old man seriously injured his former partner and the mother of the three children, who was separated from him, by the use of violence, and thus possibly killed her,” according to senior public prosecutor Martin Botzenhardt, summarizing the current state of investigations in Münster today. According to the public prosecutor’s office, the two persons are a 27-year-old woman from Syria and her 34-year-old spouse, who also comes from Syria. 
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Last Saturday evening, a 23-year-old man caused a stir in a Nuremberg downtown pub due to his behavior. Finally, officers of the downtown police came and arrested him. Shortly before 10 p.m., the young man was noticed in the outside area of the Luitpoldstraße restaurant for his threatening behavior. He sat at a table, had a hatchet with him and threatened to “slash everyone”. At the same time he yelled “Allahu Akbar”.A witness drew the attention to the facts of the case to a patrol patrol car accidentally driving nearby.  The officers spotted the man shortly afterwards inside the restaurant. He had left his hatchet on the chair of the outdoor area. He made both a drunken and a confused impression. He resisted the subsequent arrest; finally, forced detention had to be used. An alcohol test carried out in the office showed a value of more than 1.8 per mille. There were also signs of drug intoxication. Since he also showed signs of mental disorder, he had to be admitted to a clinic. The hatchet he was carrying was seized. Nor are there any indications that the incident was politically motivated.Claims for whatever reason the Bavarian police.

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