The State Security of the Cologne Police is investigating last night ( the 24th of August) in Cologne Ehrenfeld on suspicion of dangerous bodily injury to the detriment of two young Israelis (20, 21 years old) and a 19-year-old Australian. The interrogations on the background to the crime and on the suspicion of the crime against a German (33 years old) and a Dutch bouncer (29 years old), both of Turkish descent, are still ongoing. Police had both arrested them shortly after the crime. State Security is also investigating evidence of a third party involved in the crime. According to initial findings, an argument between the men in front of a club in Ehrenfeld, which the young Israelis had previously visited, escalated around 4 am. The suspects are said to have pursued the 21-year-old Israeli on Subbelrather Street to the Ehrenfeldgürtel and hit him there. The police arrived at a nearby tram stop a little later and informed the ambulance service, which took him to hospital for an eye injury. The 20-year-old Israeli and the 19-year-old Australian managed to escape the attackers. Police were able to locate them unharmed during the search. The investigations are continuing. 

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The murder of a woman in the presence of her ten-year-old daughter has caused great consternation in Turkey. According to the news agency DHA, the 38-year-old had already been stabbed to death by her ex-husband in the central Turkish province of Kirikkale on the 18th of August. On Friday, video and audio recordings of moments after the crime, which is said to have taken place in a café, spread across the Internet. The woman should be heard repeating that she does not want to die. The daughter should also be heard: “Mother, please don’t die”. The woman died later in hospital. According to the public prosecutor’s office, the alleged perpetrator, who initially fled, is in prison and charged with murder. In the social media on Friday there were numerous posts about the crime, on many television stations reports ran again and again.Demonstrations against violence against women were also called for, the first of which was to take place on Friday evening in the capital Ankara. Many politicians, celebrities or institutions such as the football clubs Fenerbahce or Besiktas expressed their dismay. The communications director of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Fahrettin Altun, told the state news agency Anadolu that Erdogan was “deeply shocked by the brutal murder”. He told the authorities to “punish the perpetrator appropriately and take the necessary steps to combat violence against women”. Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu of the left-liberal opposition party CHP wrote on Twitter: “We are on the side of women and children in the fight against violence. Violence against women is also a widespread problem in Turkey. According to the platform “We will stop feminicide” 440 women were killed by men last year – in more than a quarter of the cases the spouses were the perpetrators.

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At the Bremen Regional Court, the trial against the Syrian citizen Osman A. has commenced. The victim, Jihan C., fled Syria in 2016. In a refugee shelter in Germany she met her future husband – and her tormentor. In 2016 she became pregnant by him – and he, according to the media, began to regard her more and more as his property and to treat her accordingly. After a separation, he forced a clarifying conversation – in which he stabbed the woman’s left eye with a pointed object. According to the victim, the doctors told her that the left eye had to be removed. 
The tabloid BILD reports:

She split up, months later he forced a clarifying conversation in her apartment. At some point Osman A. went into the kitchen, fetched something from the cutlery drawer. “Then suddenly I felt a blow to my eye, blood splashed.” On the way to the clinic the Syrian man became violent again in the bus.

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The newspaper report:

After the deadly knife attack on Thursday in Wörgl, which killed a 20-year-old Afghan, a 19-year-old Austrian from Innsbruck has now been arrested. According to the police, two other suspects – a 21-year-old with unknown citizenship and a 20-year-old Russian – were also identified. It is not known where the two men are staying, they are being searched for.

 (Tiroler Tageszeitung)

When applying for asylum, however, the “19-year-old Austrian from Innsbruck”, the “21-year-old with unknown citizenship” and the “20-year-old Russian” were probably all “asylum seekers from Chechnya”.As a rule, “Russian citizens” or “Chechen asylum seekers” prefer to keep their knives in their pockets in the face of the equally brutal Afghans, as the Afghans would certainly stab back.
Only if they are 10 against 3, as in Wörgl, do they feel brave enough to do so.

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Last Tuesday, around 06:10 a.m., a 20-year-old Afghan with two companions, of whom only one is known by name, got off the subway at the station “Theresienstraße” in Munich. There, the 20-year-old suddenly stepped with his right foot towards the upper body of a passenger. The passenger was hit slightly, but went on and went up the escalator. The 20-year-old tried to follow him, but was held back with both hands by one of his companions. The victim’s personal details and possible injuries are not known.The Afghan then activated the emergency stop on the escalator, went to the emergency call point and pressed the emergency button. When an employee of the subway control center answered via the phone, the 20-year-old said that he was looking for a woman for sexual activities. Shortly thereafter, a 32-year-old Munich woman, who was a nurse from a night shift, came down the escalator to the platform and walked past the 20-year-old and his two companions, and sat down on a bench a few metres away.The companion of the 20-year-old, unknown by name, sat to the left of the 32-year-old and told her that he was in dire need of a woman. He touched the 32-year-old on her thigh. The 32-year-old stood up immediately after touching her and said that she would call the police. From the left side, the 20-year-old walked towards the woman and suddenly kicked her with his right foot against the left side of her face. The 20-year-old was then held by a companion and pulled a few metres to the side, preventing the 20-year-old from hitting the 32-year-old any further.When the 32-year-old took her mobile phone out of her pocket to call the police, the group fled. Fortunately, despite the massive kick, the 32-year-old was only slightly injured and did not require on-site medical attention.The three persons were spotted by members of the subway guard when they started a loud quarrel with another passer-by. The entire group fled.
However, the 20 year old could be detained by the subway guard and handed over to the police officers. The 20-year-old was extremely aggressive towards the police officers. He verbally insulted two officers and spat at an officer.The investigating judge issued a warrant for the 20-year-old’s arrest. He is being investigated not only for dangerous bodily harm but also for assaulting and insulting police officers.Persons who can provide relevant information about the incident, in particular the unknown man who was kicked by the 20-year-old at the underground station “Theresienstraße” and then went up the escalator, are requested to contact the Munich Police Headquarters, Police Department 24, by calling 089/2910-0, or any other police station.

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In the period from yesterday, Wednesday, 09:00 am and today, Thursday, 09:00 am, in the chapel Im Tal in Bullay (photo above) there was a theft and damage to property by hitherto unknown perpetrators. The money for candles lit there was stolen from a cash box and the walls inside were defaced with black paint. Witnesses who can give clues to the perpetrator are asked to contact the police in Zell by calling 06542/9867-0.

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On Tuesday evening around 8 p.m. two groups had a physical fight in the Rheinpark in Duisburg. The permissive clothing style of a 50-year-old woman was criticized by a 20-year-old Turk. He found the Duisburg woman’s skirt too short and, according to testimonies, asked her why she had to present her legs in such a way. The woman, on the other hand, also disagreed with the cultural customs of the 20-year-old and his acquaintances:She is said to have wondered loudly with her friends why women and men sit separately in the group. The mutual lack of understanding about the cultural differences of the people involved initially led to a verbal argument and ended in a brawl. The policemen called in were able to settle the disputes.One of the participants dislocated his shoulder during the fisticuffs, the others were only slightly injured. They are now being investigated for insult and involvement in a brawl, among other things.

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Until Wednesday, a particularly serious case of gang rape was tried before the regional court in camera. A 16-year-old Syrian woman and three Iraqis (20, 21, 26 y.o) are said to have planned revenge on a Syrian girlfriend of the same age after a quarrel between the two had broken out.The Syrian Nada lured the unsuspecting ex-girlfriend into the apartment of a 53-year-old Egyptian according to the tabloid Bild. There she was raped by the three Iraqis one after the other for several hours.Nada had been sent to Germany at the end of 2014 by the well-off parents as an underage asylum seeker, the plan worked out as planned – the parents followed their daughter. The verdict for Nada: four years in prison. Mustafa K. (20 y.o) arrived in Norway in 2015, then in Germany in 2016. He received four years and eight months imprisonment. Hussein H. (21 y.o), who came to Germany alone in 2015 and whose asylum application had been rejected, was imprisoned for five years and six months. Ahmed Al-M. (26 y.o), whose child, born in 2017, lives in a home due to neglect, immigrated to Germany in 2015 – he had been sentenced to six years and four months.The Syrian Nada, who insidiously lured the victim into the trap, suffered a nervous breakdown during the sentence. For minutes she screamed sobbing for her mother. She and the three Iraqis were convicted of collective particularly severe rape, although the men denied the crime. One testified that he had been playing table tennis the whole time and “hadn’t noticed”, the other referred to ” drug-related fmental blackout” and the third said that sex had been willingly practiced by the victim. The Egyptian, in whose home the heinous crime took place, was not condemned because there was insufficient evidence against him. The public prosecutor’s office had demanded two years and ten months imprisonment for him. However, he was able to leave the courtroom as a free man.The convicts have one week to appeal. The judge stressed that Nada’s parents could also challenge the verdict because of her daughter’s age.

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