A 47-year-old man destroyed the showcase of a travel agency in the “Von-Stephan-Street” in Meschede on the night of Sunday. Afterwards he quarreled with two women and touched them indecently. He also showed himself to the police to be aggressive and unreasonable. The officers locked the man in custody. Witnesses saw the drunken perpetrator around 01.30 am destroying the showcase and informed the police.When the officials arrived, the man from Turkey was standing in the vicinity of the crime scene, arguing with two 28- and 24-year-old women. The man ignored the instructions of the police and became increasingly aggressive. After insulting and threatening the officers, he was handcuffed. He was then taken to Meschede police custody for sobering up. The two women from Meschede stated that the man living in Wuppertal had touched them indecently during the argument. Criminal proceedings were initiated against the man. 

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Asylum shelters in South Tyrol made the headlines due to drug trafficking, violence and other incidents. On the 15th of April a house search was carried out by the security forces in the refugee accommodation Josefsheim in Bruneck, where about 40 asylum seekers are accommodated. In view of the tense security situation, Ulli Mair, member of the State Parliament, informed herself about the potential danger posed by such shelters. According to the responsible state councillor, several unannounced inspections were carried out at the shelters. In about half of the cases, drugs and stolen goods (mobile phones, bicycles) were seized. “In addition to drugs and stolen property, the seizure of knives that could have been used as weapons shows that there are considerable security problems in the asylum shelters”, Mair points out, “the rape of a schoolgirl in Bolzano and the assault on a woman in Schlanders have revealed the urgent need for action on asylum and immigration policy. The left-wing policy in the state has for years swept the security problem of foreign origin under the carpet of cultural enrichment,” criticises Mair. “With the illegal mass immigration under the guise of the right of asylum, crime, violence and assaults were imported into South Tyrol. In addition, there are the rejected asylum seekers, who struggle their way through life out of illegality with criminal machinations,” says Mair.”We in the Freedom Party therefore reiterate our demand that foreigners – including asylum seekers – who are guilty of a crime should be expelled and deported immediately or lose their protection status. In view of the grotesque security situation in South Tyrol, action must finally be taken,” said Ulli Mair.

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Last Saturday around 05:45 am, three young men from Eritrea insulted, spat at and harassed a train attendant at Halle main station. The young men wanted to take an suburban train in the direction of Leipzig. However, the train attendant refused, as they wanted to board the train with burning cigarettes and behaved very loudly and unseemly. In addition, they had broken several bottles of beer on the way up to the platform shortly before. On the train there was a discussion between the train attendant and the three men aged 20, 22 and 23. Here the 33-year-old train attendant was harassed. The men surrounded him, pushed him, spat at him and insulted him loudly with “Nazi pig” and faecal expressions. The saliva hit him in the face. Fortunately, the train attendant remained unharmed. On the arrival of the federal police, the perpetrators continued to behave aggressively, so that the officers had to act physically against the perpetrators in the form of pressing and holding them. Due to threatening behaviour, a 20-year-old man had to be briefly brought to the ground and tied up. The perpetrators, who were in a larger group of same countrymen, now receive criminal charges for assault, resistance to police officers, trespass, coercion and insult.

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In the Black Forest community of Sinsheim, a naked woman randomly attacked and beat passers-by on the street. According to reports from witnesses and residents, the naked woman, who is a Central African citizen, is supposed to live in a nearby refugee accommodation. The local police were unable – or unwilling – to provide details of the attacker’s identity and whether she was already known to the police despite being asked.

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Yesterday evening at 6.30 p.m. in Einstein street in Neubrandenburg there was a physical confrontation between a 31-year-old Turk and a 39-year-old native in the area of the Norma supermarket. Both the 31-year-old man of Turkish descent and the 39-year-old German suffered several cuts and stab wounds. Both were treated in the hospital. The elderly had to undergo emergency surgery in the evening. According to current knowledge, however, he is now out of danger. The cause of the crime is not yet known. Motive, background as well as the course of events still have to be determined. Yesterday, the officers of the Neubrandenburg Criminal Investigation Department began investigating the crime scene, securing traces and questioning the first possible witnesses. The Neubrandenburg Criminal Investigation Department and the Neubrandenburg Public Prosecutor’s Office have taken over further investigations. However, the police officers are now also looking for other witnesses who may have observed the crime or may have provided other relevant information. Such witnesses are requested to contact the police by calling 0395 55822223. 

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31-year-old German-Lebanese Rashad Abdallah was found dead yesterday evening in Bielefeld. He had cuts and was probably brutally stabbed. The homicide department is investigating.Important background: He was admin of a Syrian website that promotes the spread of truths in Syria. So he also became an advocate for it. His friends and acquaintances suspect that this is probably why he was stabbed to death by radical Islamist (Syrian) pro-rebels. In other words, for political reasons.
The investigation led to suspicions against a 30-year-old Turkish citizen residing in Herford. He was arrested in the meantime and on the 1st of June 2019, he was brought to the responsible magistrate at the district court of Bielefeld at the request of the public prosecutor’s office in Bielefeld. The judge issued a protective custody warrant against the accused. The 30-year-old is in custody. The investigations continue.

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Around 900 people took part in the anti-Semitic Al-Quds March in Berlin’s Charlottenburg district on the 1st of June 2019. About 400 people demonstrated against the march with an anti-fascist demonstration at noon and about 600 people demonstrated with a rally in the afternoon organized by the broad alliance “Against the Quds March! The Iranian revolutionary leader Ayatollah Chomeini first proclaimed Al-Quds Day in 1979. Since then, there have been rallies worldwide on this day for the annihilation of Israel and the “liberation of Jerusalem” (Arab. “Quds”). In 2018, around 1600 people took part in the rally in Berlin. Participants included right-wing extremist NPD official Uwe Meenen, supporters of Maoist youth resistance and the People’s Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP).At the beginning of the march, a participant wore a T-shirt with the logo of the terrorist Al-Qassam brigade, the military part of Islamist Hamas. Individual participants showed portraits of Hassan Nasrallah, Secretary General of Hezbollah, and the anti-Semitic slogan of the Yemeni Huthi rebels.

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In the Orienbaum-Wörlitz district Vockerode the holiday was celebrated on Father’s Day in the area of the forester’s house “Leiner Berg” on a festival meadow. Around 5 p.m. several people got into a quarrel there. “According to the current state of police investigations, a 17-year-old accused of Syrian origin allegedly injured a 17-year-old victim from Coswig with an object. The injured person had to be taken to a hospital and admitted as an in-patient”, report the public prosecutor’s office and police station Dessau-Roßlau in a joint statement.The Syrian is also said to have inflicted injuries on the arm of another man who probably wanted to settle the dispute. The alleged perpetrator was admitted to a prison on Friday. Investigations into the individual events are ongoing.

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Last Friday morning at 11 a.m., a 25-year-old Lebanese man known to the police rioted in Marbach town hall after disagreeing with an official decision. He damaged several doors and glass panes. Before the police arrived, the suspect fled and went to his home address. When the police arrived, the man had injured himself with a knife in his stomach. During the treatment by the called paramedics he again got into a rage and physically attacked them as well as two police officers. It was only after further police patrols had been called in that the 25-year-old was finally able to be overwhelmed and reassured. He was then taken to hospital. Two rescue workers and the two police officers were slightly injured as a result of the acts of resistance. The 25-year-old is now under investigation for assaulting rescue workers and law enforcement officials. 

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Last Thursday four Syrians with belt buckles and sticks brutally attacked two Germans in the downtown area of Chemnitz. The four alleged Syrian perpetrators had repeatedly beaten and injured the 21- and 22-year-old German men around 5.15 p.m., said a police spokesman in Chemnitz on Friday morning.One of the victims suffered an laceration that had to be treated on an outpatient basis. The four suspects, aged 15, 17 and 27, were caught but not taken into custody. The motive is still unclear. The police are investigating for grievous bodily harm. 

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