According to media reports, four Bundeswehr soldiers of Turkish origin are suspected of being members of the extremist Turkish organisation Grey Wolves. They are also suspected of collaborating with the Turkish secret service MIT.

The federal government assumes a membership potential of about 11 000 people. Experts estimate this to be even higher. The Turkish secret service MIT [Turkey’s National Intelligence Agency, ed] is said to have countless agents and informants, mostly of Turkish origin, in Germany alone.

According to experts, the MIT’s espionage network extends to authorities, travel agencies and other companies.

According to the ARD magazine Report Mainz, a parliamentary inquiry by the Left Party in the Bundestag indicated that the German government assumes that there are regular meetings between the Grey Wolves and members of the MIT. The organisation is also called the Ülkücü movement.

A judicial disciplinary procedure is currently underway against at least one suspect. “There are actual indications of extremist aspirations among the other people,” the German government said in response to the inquiry.

It is “therefore likely that such contacts are also used by the MIT to promote intelligence matters”, it concluded.

According to an analyst in the Australian Green Left Weekly, the Grey Wolveshave largely unofficial presence in Turkey’s major universities, but their “real power is on the streets, among disaffected poor people in predominantly Turkish Sunni neighbourhoods.” One source claimed that a political party, the MHP and Grey Wolves “retain strong support within the military” the Middle East Eyereported.

The most important Grey Wolves-affiliated Turkish organisation in Germany is Türk Federasyon which has around 200 member organisations. It numbered around 7 000 active members a decade ago while the National Democratic Party (NPD) had 5 000 members.

Today there are at least 20 000 Turkish adherents in Germany and around 5 000 in Austria, but the numbers of supporters are on the rise. Some young wolves from Europe even travelled to Syria as “God’s warriors” according to researcher Thomas Rammersdorfer.

Cemal Çetin, the chairman of the umbrella organisation of the Gray Wolves in Europe, has had his organisation classified as extremist. Çetin, an elected Turkish MP for the MHP, was a member of President Erdogan’s delegation in Brussels for the NATO summit 2018. The fact that the leading figure of the Gray Wolves was traveling with Erdogan was also widely reported in the Turkish media.

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UPDATE

Police are searching for a “dark-skinned” driver.

In a state of shock, the guests of the restaurant were standing on the sidewalk. A crying, completely dissolved woman is being comforted. A man tries to calm her down, repeating over and over: “Nothing happened, nothing happened.”

A wild chase across the Coesfeld pedestrian zone almost ended in disaster on Friday evening. Fleeing from the police, a car raced into the outside tables of a restaurant. It passed the visitors by a hair’s breadth! It was like scenes from an action movie.

Today around 7 pm a police car squad wanted to check a dark small car with Warendorf license plates. “The car fled from the control at excessive speed through the pedestrian zone,” said a police spokesman.

An eyewitness video shows the unbelievable moments. At first only the siren of the police car chasing the black Fiat Punto through the narrow streets of the city can be heard. Suddenly, the small car with squealing tires turns the corner and races full speed through the external catering facilities, where many guests are just about to enjoy a cosy evening.

A loud bang as the car hits a flower pot and tables. Two people are slightly injured by flying parts.

The kamikaze driver continues to race on unmoved. Later he rams two parked cars, “in one case a child could only rescue itself by jumping to the side,” according to the police.The men in the patrol car stopped the pursuit at the restaurant and took care of the outraged people. Many were in a state of shock.

At the same time, a large-scale manhunt is being conducted, and a police helicopter is also being deployed. Initially without success.

“A homicide squad was set-up in the evening”, senior public prosecutor Dirk Ollech told tabloid BILD.

On the basis of witness statements, a 29-year-old man from Coesfeld could be identified as the driver, the public prosecutor’s office reported on Saturday afternoon. Ollech: “He was summoned to the presidium by phone by us and according to initial statements he denies having driven the vehicle.” So far, the man has not been present at the police station. “We’re still searching for him.”

The damaged car was investigated and seized on Saturday morning. It is not registered, the license plates were reported stolen. According to the public prosecutor’s office in Münster, the police also have the eyewitness video. The investigation is still ongoing.

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The Cologne critic of Islam and member of the Central Council of Ex-Muslims, Ali Utlu, was horrified to discover that Turkish right-wing extremists are working in the ALDI branch of his hometown. He posts the following on his Facebook account:

We live in times when the supermarket chain EDEKA has to pay a fine because it did not hire someone who happened to wear a headscarf.

In return, the supermarket chain Aldi employs Turkish right-wing radicals such as the Grey Wolves in its branch in my home town, who do not even bother to hide it. These are the ones who want to assassinate me.Brave new world. Too bad that ALDI hides this post on his Facebook page.

Unknown persons have damaged a large number of graves and other objects at the Krefeld main cemetery. The police are asking for clues.

In the period from yesterday Friday ( July 17, 2020) to today’s Saturday ( July 18, 2020) several graves and urn graves were damaged at the main cemetery on the street Heideckstraße.

Around 8 am visitors had called the police. The police officers were shown a picture of devastation: the previously unknown perpetrators damaged a total of 56 graves, 25 of which were urn graves and 18 were individual graves. They took away grave goods and flower bowls, or dug them up in part and tore out the plants. Then they distributed a large number of the objects along the paths of the cemetery.

The amount of the damage cannot yet be determined. Especially the ideal value will be very high.

The police have started investigations, among other things because of disturbance of the peace of the dead, and have called in the police state security. The background of the crime is still unknown. So far, no indications of political motivation have been found.

The police are asking for information from witnesses. Similarly, relatives who are not yet known are asked to contact the police by calling 02151/6340 or hinweise.krefeld@polizei.nrw.de

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German regional authorities have started to contact German citizens of Turkish origin and ask them whether they acquired a second citizenship after 2000, daily Hürriyet said on July 16. Germany’s post-2000 law made it possible for the country to withdraw German citizenship from those who had taken up another citizenship following their naturalization in Germany.

North Rhine-Westphalia, the most populous German federal state, has started to send letters to German citizens of Turkish origin asking them if they acquired Turkish citizenship after 2000, daily Hürriyet reported on July 16.

This is because Germany passed a law in 2000 which forbids people who naturalized in Germany from acquiring a second citizenship. If they do so, they immediately lose their German one.

North Rhine-Westphalia authorities told the recipients that it is compulsory for them to answer the letters.

Some 2.5 million people with a Turkish background currently live in Germany, making them the largest migrant group in the country. Many of them have pushed for the right to keep both Turkish and German passports.

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Four illegal immigrants were responsible for the savage assault and death of a French bus driver in Bayonne, in the south of France. Philippe Monguillot, 58 years old and father of three, had his head kicked in and deformed for simply having pointed out to the African migrants that they were violating the law.

The HLM office of the Basque Country Urban Community, Habitat Sud Atlantique, had launched a procedure in early December for one of the illegals to leave the premises in which he had been squatting.

Lausséni Sangaré, the managing director told news outlet France Bleu that “we have also learned that this individual was in an irregular situation on French territory”. He was described as a regular drug user and “aggressive”.

On LCI, Philippe Monguillot’s wife said she was concerned about the fact that this horrendous killing took place in her “small town in the Basque country” which has always been “jovial, friendly, touristy”. She added: “If things like that happen in Bayonne it can happen anywhere.”

Véronique Monguillot also wanted to thank all the people who have shown their support with the white march organised as a tribute to her husband. “I would never have enough time in my life to thank them, it’s millions of thanks that I owe them”, she confided. The white march was dignified, quiet and took place without rioting, remarked pundit Damied Rieu.

More than forty-eight hours after the tragedy, Véronique Monguillot’s sadness gave way to anger. She told regional daily la Provence: “Today I cry a lot less. I have an anger and a hatred in me […] It is really necessary that justice realizes the seriousness which is extreme and that it punishes this inhuman act to the maximum.”

About 6 000 people dressed in white took part in a march on July 8, in a march led the victim’s wife and three daughters.

The two main suspects, two Africans aged 22 and 23, were charged with attempted murder and were imprisoned. These two suspects were already known to the police. French weekly Le Point reported. Two other illegal individuals were also indicted. They are Mohammed A, Mohammed C, Moussa C and Sélim Z.

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A bloody crime raises many questions: On Wednesday morning (July 15), police in Siegburg caught two apparently drunk men (both 28 years old) – one of them was injured in the upper body area. A short time later a corpse was spotted…

On Thursday the judge issued an arrest warrant for the two refugees from North Africa – for joint murder.The clues about the suspects, who were on their way to the street Aulgasse on Wednesday, had been given by a passer-by. He called 911 at about 6.40am. However, the emergency services only found the injured man on the spot, his companion had walked away. The man was immediately taken to hospital.The 28-year-old was accommodated in the central accommodation facility in Sankt Augustin. When the police investigated the surrounding area, they also came on the trace of his missing companion.

“Afterwards, police investigators finally went to the home address of a man in Lohmar who, according to witnesses, is said to have had contact with the injured man,” said a police spokesman.

The police finally found the 45-year-old man dead in his apartment – an alarmed emergency doctor was only able to determine the man’s death on the spot.

The victim, who lived in a complex of houses accommodating both refugees and homeless people, was also a North African. He is said to have been stabbed to death.

Due to the circumstances a homicide squad under the direction of Michael Brück in close cooperation with senior public prosecutor Claudia Heitmann started investigations on the spot.

Finally, the injured man from the refugee shelter was provisionally arrested. His companion was also arrested. Now both are in custody.

The motive is still unclear. Both suspects and victims are or were known to the police for drug offences. It’s possible that a dispute between them escalated

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At the request of the Mannheim Public Prosecutor’s Office, arrest warrants were issued by the Mannheim District Court against two Tunisian nationals. Both are strongly suspected of having jointly attacked a 27-year-old man, who is also of Tunisian origin, on Wednesday evening at about 8:10 pm in the area of the street Mittelstraße in the Mannheim-Neckarstadt district.The 22-year-old suspect is accused of having attacked the 27-year-old man with a knife in such a way that he suffered a severe lung and heart injury, which led to his death in hospital that same evening. In addition, his 26-year-old accomplice, who had participated in the attack on the 27-year-old with physical violence, is being investigated for dangerous bodily injury.The suspects had initially fled, but were provisionally arrested that same evening as part of the police investigation. The suspected murder weapon was seized at the place where they were arrested.At the request of the Mannheim public prosecutor’s office, the Mannheim district court issued an arrest warrant against both suspects. After being brought before the investigating judge and execution of the warrant, they were taken to different prisons.

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More than half of the prisoners in Hamburg prisons do not have a German passport. Notably, Hamburg – a city-state – has its own police force since law enforcement is the responsibility of German states.

An inquiry from the AfD parliamentary group in Hamburg revealed that the proportion of foreigners was 56 percent even though only 17 percent are non-German citizens in the Hanseatic city. The number of detainees with a German passport from a migration background was not clear from the information provided by the Senate.

Among the 975 prisoners living abroad, Turks are the most, with 123 people while 383 of the prisoners already have a criminal record. Foreign offenders costs Hamburg taxpayers almost 67 million euros annually.

AfD chairman Dirk Nockemann demanded that the foreign criminals be deported as quickly as possible. They “have no business in our country,” he emphasized. According to the Senate, 403 of the foreign prisoners are to be deported only after serving their sentence.

The AfD called for recording immigrant prisoners last October. “At a time when it is easier than ever to get a German passport, the distinction based on nationality is no longer sufficient,” said Andreas Mrosek, a member of the AfD Bundestag.

Compared to 2008, the proportion of foreign prisoners has increased to around eleven percent within a decade.

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