From time to time, the presiding judge had the impression that he witnessed in a ” story time”, so vague seemed the testimony of a witness, who was “probably not an innocent man himself”, as the judge put it. Especially the last of the six charges, the main offence, clearly showed the seriousness of the problem for which a 20-year-old and a 19-year-old were brought before the Böblingen district court.The court considered it proven that the crimes committed by the refugees had taken place according to the indictment: It was about several jointly committed assaults, including serious offences, insults and threats. For this, the main offender was sentenced to one year of juvenile detention, the probation of which will be decided in six months, until then he will remain at large. The 20-year-old, who came to Germany from Iran as an unaccompanied refugee at the age of 16, is not allowed by law to drink alcohol during this time, he has to go to addiction counselling, complete a social training course and do 100 hours of social work.The second defendant was sentenced to a fine of 900 euros.The main crime took place last summer on the Böblingen airfield. The 20-year-old and his 19-year-old buddy had arranged to meet an acquaintance on the airfield to “sort something out”. What exactly it was about remained unclear in court, but hints suggested that it was about insulting the ex-girlfriend of the main defendant.According to unanimous testimonies, the get-together quickly became noisy and subsequently violent. Who hit and kicked whom, when and where, or put him in a headlock, is part of the story time which the presiding judge thought he witnessed.However, he was sure that the decisive witness had wanted to flee,” said the judge, which the two defendants tried to prevent three times. Among other things, an empty vodka bottle is said to have only just missed the witness, and a larger pebble had also been thrown. Since this crime, the 20-year-old has been imprisoned.The two defendants were already known to the police and had been convicted: There was a brawl in Stuttgart and further attacks in Böblingen; a total of five offences within four months, and always or often under the influence of alcohol.Nevertheless, the 20-year-old should be given a fair chance, the judge said, justifying the sentence under juvenile criminal law, which is possible for exactly twelve more days – adult criminal law applies irrevocably from the 21st birthday on. The statement of the employee of the juvenile court welfare service was a factor in this.At the age of twelve, the accused had been witness to the killing of his uncle, who was to be recruited by the Taliban. The parents sent the boy and his brother to Iran, where they made a living with odd jobs. In 2016, they came to Germany, also with the burden of sending money to the family. This task had been too much and had been a cause for the 20-year-old’s considerable alcohol consumption. However, he had already attended meetings at the addiction counselling centre while in custody. Thus, the presiding judge concluded the hearing with the words “we’ll try it” and released the 20-year-old.

https://www.stuttgarter-nachrichten.de/inhalt.vor-dem-boeblinger-amtsgericht-junge-fluechtlinge-bekommen-jugendstrafe.db8d3634-2f85-46cc-9ed6-ebf2a300f51d.html

A turnaround in the case of the body found in Kaiserslautern. According to a spokesperson of the Western Palatinate police headquarters, a 31-year-old suspect was arrested in his flat in Kaiserslautern on Wednesday. The man was brought before an investigating judge. He denies having committed the crime. At the request of the public prosecutor’s office, the court ordered pre-trial detention because of the risk of absconding. The man was taken to a prison.Meanwhile, the investigation is ongoing. The identity of the woman killed in the city centre nine days ago is still unknown. So far, the police have been given 140 clues about the crime by the public. It is unclear when further results of the investigation will be published.For the time being, the investigators are not telling how they got on to the suspect’s trail. However, they are hoping for further clues – especially the identity of the victim. In which surroundings a potential witness might have actually witnessed something important can possibly be deduced from the additional information that a police spokesperson has given on the person of the arrested man: He is a 31-year-old asylum seeker from Syria. The investigators cannot completely rule out the possibility that the victim is also an immigrant, but it seems rather unlikely.The police are still asking for information that can help to establish the identity of the woman who was killed. She is said to be 35 to 50 years old and had a flower tattoo on her lower right leg.

https://www.rheinpfalz.de/lokal/kaiserslautern_artikel,-nach-leichenfund-polizei-nimmt-tatverd%C3%A4chtigen-fest-_arid,5149593.html

If you thought public schools were now, wait until they go full critical race theory.

Here’s a preview of “anti-racist grading”. What’s anti-racist grading? The math on that simple. Anything you attach “anti-racist” is nullified. Thus “anti-racist policing” means no policing. Anti-racist carpet cleaners make your carpets dirty instead.

And anti-racist teaching? Since none of you are the products of anti-racist education, I’m sure you can already figure that equation out. But here’s the work shown.

One thing we understand from Universal Design for Learning is that there are multiple ways a kid can express their knowing. And so if you know 2+2=4, one way you can express your knowing is by writing it. Another way you can express your knowing is by discussing it. A third way is by creating a model that shows it. A fourth way is by illustrating it and a fifth way is by performing a play. But in too many schools, only one way is considered legitimate. So if you write it, you get an A and that’s it. There might be 100 kids in the school who know 2+2=4, but if only two of those kids can write it, then only two of those kids will receive As. That is profoundly discriminatory.

Awesome. No wait, profoundly awesome. In an anti-racist way.

Kids will no longer need to learn that 2 + 2 = 4 because it’s assumed that they already know it. And they can express that knowingness by performing a play whose theme is that capitalism is evil because it insists that 2 + 2 = 4.

The main beneficiaries of this anti-racist education will be minority students who will be left even more unprepared for the real world, and even more dependent on the subsidies and privileges of the anti-racist system and its anti-racist non-plantation that is totally a plantation. 

Who knew how true Animal Farm would really be.

Two bad. Four also bad. All numbers are bad. Only anti-racist numbers are good. And there’s only one anti-racist number. Zero. 

https://www.frontpagemag.com/point/2020/12/anti-racist-grading-means-not-expecting-kids-know-daniel-greenfield/

It could hardly be worse. Mohamed A. (46 years old) always chooses his victims by targeting elderly, handicapped women and quickly stealing their handbag and purse from their walker.

The cocaine-addicted family man (four failed detox therapies in 15 years) has 18 previous convictions, mostly for theft.

Most recently he stole from Wilma S. (88 years old) from the Bornheim district of Frankfurt after she had gone shopping in the stairwell. Stole 50 euros cash from her purse, then cashed out 200 euros using her EC card. “That’s a lot of money for me. I only get a small pension,” said Wilma S, looking pleasingly spry on the witness stand.Although A., who confessed and showed remorse, returned the 250 euros to the senior citizen in the courtroom via his lawyer Ivo Hänel. But the court of lay assessors presided over by Eva-Maria Livesey-Wardle did not grant leniency at Christmas: the sentence was three years and four months imprisonment.Public prosecutor Asim Khan had called for three and a half years’ imprisonment. He considered A.’s theft scheme to be “one of the shabbiest things you can do”.

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The Imam of mosque in German city Stuttgart Shahid Nawaz Qadri who was assassinated three days ago wasn’t victim of hate-crime, but it was the result of family feud.

Qadri who was a taxi driver and part time assistant Imam of a Stuttgart, capital of southwest Germany’s Baden-Württemberg state mosque was having stroll in evening with his German wife on riverbank when they were hit from back. The sources in Frankfurt told The News Wednesday that Shahid Nawaz Qadri 26 who belonged to Punjab city Gujrat had German wife with two small children fall victim of unknown assassins. He died on the spot since his head was hit from the rare while his wife suffered injuries but survived. She was earlier married to an Albanian and had a child from him. Shahid Nawaz and his wife celebrated birthday of his wife’s child from the previous husband recently where some untoward situation developed, and the matter was hushed up. The Police are investigating to find cause of the assassination, but it hasn’t reached any conclusion. It has however made it clear that it was not the incident of any hate-crime. Pakistan’s consul general Zahid Hussain in Frankfurt rushed to the area on the instructions of ambassador in Germany Dr. Muhammad Faisal Chaudhary and gathered information around the circumstances of the gory incident.

The embassy is trying to retrieve the dead body from Police authorities for making arrangements for its transportation back to Pakistan.

https://www.thenews.com.pk/print/763584-killing-of-mosque-imam-in-germany-not-hate-crime-incident