A 29-year-old Eritrean strolled slowly through the downtown area of Wetzlar on the 11th of August, completely naked except for his shoes. Several calls were received by the police. Officials immediately set off and met the man, dressed only in sports shoes. Since the naked man had no ID documents with him, he was taken to the police station to establish his identity, where it turned out that the man from Eritrea was apparently under the influence of drugs.He is now under investigation for exhibitionist acts. In order to prevent further crimes, the resident remained in custody overnight and was released the following morning.
A lefty with a breast pocket handkerchief? You rarely get to see that. But yesterday, Tuesday, Niko G. dressed up. Because he was sure of the attention of a larger audience – in the courtroom of the Stralsund Regional Court. There the 21-year-old has to answer for the murder of the 18-year-old pregnant Maria K. together with his 19-year-old buddy Nicolas K.. The shocking act had made international headlines.Pure murderous lust has persuaded the young men to kill their mutual acquaintance brutally. At the beginning of the trial, one of the accused described “cruel details of the crime, which should not be further described at this point”, according to an article on the rtl.de website. Why? One wanted to see a person die.Another common feature of the killer pair has so far been suppressed by the otherwise fully reporting press: both Niko G. and Nicolas K. have something “against Nazis”. At least this is what emerges from their publicly visible Facebook profiles.”Nazis are more annoying than wasps,” Niko G. stated on September 1, 2018 via Facebook profile picture.
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This is a popular saying amongst the loony left, which is not only displayed on banners at rallies, but also on shirts, cloth bags, coffee cups and similar rubbish on the Internet. With the profile picture of Niko G., the intellectually rather undemanding statement is now coming to the attention of a larger audience.Nicolas K. became even more specific. He presents himself masked on a photo uploaded on the 24th of June 2017, wearing a shirt with the inscription ” do-gooder and town-improver”. The text may be interpreted as a cynical reference to the left-wing extremist culture of violence of the Antifa. The dark picture is adorned with the statement “FCK AFD”. Who would have thought that on an island in the Baltic Sea there would be such courageous resistance against that opposition party?
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While the quality press has repeatedly called the murderous duo “Germans,” the political stance of both figures has apparently been overlooked. “Philosophia Perennis” is happy to remedy this omission. One thing is certain: “The right-wing activists” won’t be held responsible for the heinous murder. No breast pocket handkerchief will help.
On suspicion of a sexual offence, the Friedrichshafen Criminal Police Department is investigating two 21- and 29-year-old Nigerian men who are accused of possibly sexually assaulting two young women against their will during the night from Sunday to Monday. According to police findings to date, the four participants, who had already known each other before, had arranged to meet on Sunday evening in an asylum seeker accommodation in Owingen-Billafingen, where they also consumed considerable amounts of alcohol together. Later in the night, according to the women’s statements, the attack took place in the room in the course of which the two men sexually harassed both women.The women then fled the shelter and addressed local residents who called the police for help. The officers succeeded in finding both suspects in the immediate vicinity and arresting them temporarily. At the request of the Constance public prosecutor’s office, the suspects were brought before the responsible magistrate this afternoon, who ordered them to be detained on remand. Police investigations into the exact course of events are continuing.
A patrol of the Federal Police (two officers and a service dog) was alerted by a witness during the night from last Monday to Tuesday at 2:00 a.m. that a woman (52 y.o) was being harassed by two men (19, 25 y.o) on the square of the Republic. When the officials arrived, the woman was detained and harassed by two men. The Federal Police separated the persons from each other and started the interrogation. Suddenly and very aggressively, the 19-year-old Algerian approached the officers, punched a policeman in the face and kicked his leg.With physical force the person was brought under control and arrested. The 25-year-old Moroccan then picked up a broken glass bottle and attacked the officers. The attack could be fended off by using the baton. Then the 25-year-old fled the scene. A threatened usage of the service dog did not cause the 25-year-old to halt. The service dog then caught the fleeing man and injured him in the abdominal and back area. The driver of an accidentally passing ambulance recognised the situation, so that the staff was immediately integrated into the police operation. An initial assessment of the injured person revealed that he suffered several scratch wounds, which, however, did not require medical attention. The person received initial care on the spot. An additional patrol of the Mönchengladbach police supported the operation and brought the two suspects into police custody. In addition to the opening of criminal proceedings, an ordered blood sample was taken there. Both persons are known to the police and have recently triggered several police operations. The assaulted police officer was still in service after the attack.
Last Monday evening, a hitherto unknown perpetrator groped a 21-year-old woman from the Schwalm-Eder district in the street Mittelgasse in Kassel.The victim was able to defend herself against the man and escaped. The Kassel police are now investigating a sexual offence and searching for the perpetrator. The investigators of the responsible commissioner’s office are also asking for information from the population. The perpetrator is said to be about 1.85 to 1.90 meters tall and strong, have a dark beard and Arab appearance, and wear a dark sweater with a light-colored inscription. As the 21-year-old woman reported in her interrogation to the police officers who filed the complaint, the incident occurred around 9:30 pm. She had been walking to her car in the street Mittelgasse, between St. Martin’s Church and Entenanger, when suddenly a man came out of one of the courtyards. The unknown man had tried to drag her into the courtyard and groped her upper body. But because of her resistance the man let her go again. She then fled to her car and drove away standing under the shock of the experience. Later in the evening she filed a complaint with the police. Where the perpetrator fled to is currently unknown. Now the investigators of the police department K 12 ask witnesses, who observed suspicious persons in the area of the Mittelgasse at the time of the crime and who can give clues to the perpetrator, to report to the Kassel police by calling 0561 – 9100.
In France, the Catholic Assumption Day, or Assomption in France, is the day in Roman Catholic tradition when Mary, mother of Jesus Christ, was taken bodily up into heaven. It is celebrated on August 15th each year and is a Holy Day of Obligation for Catholics in France. It is also a public holiday with banks and most businesses closed. From France, a reader has sent this in. The Marian Procession, as it is known, was surrounded by the army, not police. Many emails have come in about this and it is not being reported in mainstream media. Many are being left with the feeling that a once Catholic country has been reduced to the point that Catholics now require military protection to worship. This is indeed becoming very disturbing and the sentiment is rising in France where we may indeed see a revolution in the making.
Last Sunday, the chapel of St. Fridolin (Photo above) was considerably damaged. According to the current state of investigations, two children first went to a nearby garage and removed a paint bucket and tools, among other things. Then they broke into the chapel and smeared the paint on all the furnishings. Flower pots and candles were thrown around and distributed on the floor. Also attempts had been made to set fire to flower pots. The children were caught by a local resident and handed over to the police. The damage to property is about 10,000 euros.
Yesterday, Monday, between 1 p.m. and 6 p.m., there was further damage to property in the St. Ambrosius Church (Photo above) on the street Hauptstraße in Ostbevern. Unknown persons damaged the microphone stand and smeared walls with coloured slime. Who can provide information on the damage to property and/or possible suspects? The police in Warendorf, by calling 02581/94100-0 or by e-mail, will be happy to provide information: Poststelle.warendorf@polizei.nrw.de against.
By smashing a window, intruders got inside Cranger Church (Photo above). The police are looking for witnesses. The burglary in the church took place between Saturday, August 17, 4.30 pm and Monday, August 19, 12.30 pm. The perpetrators searched the premises and stole a chalice and cash from the offertory box.The Herne Criminal Investigation Department (KK 35) has started the investigation and is requesting information from witnesses by calling 02323 / 950 8510 (-4441 outside office hours).
