In the night from Saturday to Sunday, federal police have temporarily arrested a 17-year-old Syrian. The boy was in the main station in Hanover without a face mask. When a policewoman (44 years old) pointed him out, the situation continued to escalate and ended up in the prison cell.The man from Sahlkamp was completely stubborn, aggressive, and constantly demanded more respect for him on the part of the female police officer. He did not want to identify himself either. In the end, the Syrian was forcibly taken to the police station. The boy resisted considerably in the process. His companion constantly interrupted and recorded the police actions.After two hours in the detention cell, the lad was handed over to his family.Because the face mask rejecting person also called the policewoman a whore, the officers initiated preliminary proceedings for resistance, insulting and violation of the Infection Protection Act.
The suspected triple murderer of Holzgerlingen made a confession at the start of the legal proceedings.
The Bosnian Ajdin V., who is 31 years old today, deeply regrets the crime, said the man’s lawyer in a short statement on Tuesday before the Stuttgart Regional Court.
It was not a planned attack. His client had acted in the heat of passion. The public prosecutor’s office accuses the defendant of having killed his landlord and two other people out of anger over a switched-off connection for the W-Lan in his apartment.
The lawyer of the suspected perpetrator said that the loss of control was triggered by a mental illness.
Since the beginning of the lease, the computer scientist had been in a depressive phase. The defendant resided in the attic apartment of the apartment building.On March 18, the bodies of a 27-year-old woman and her 33-year-old partner and his father (62 years old) were located by the police. All the victims were German citizens.
On March 18, the bodies of a 27-year-old woman and her 33-year-old partner and his father (62 years old) were located by the police. All the victims were German citizens.
Before that, the mother of the 27-year-old killed had called the police because her daughter had not kept an appointment and could not be reached by phone.
In a refugee accommodation in Landshut, police ended a party with about 100 people on Saturday evening.
Around 7 p.m., the Landshut police received a 911 call informing them that the asylum-seekers’ home in Niedermayerstraße was excessively noisy and that many people were drunk. The police moved in and broke up the party due to hygiene regulations and to protect the residents, a police spokesman said.
It was partied with noisy music and lots of alcohol. One man had been unconscious due to his heavy alcoholisation, and an emergency doctor had cared for him. 20 people were expelled from the building. Because they did not live in this accommodation, their stay was forbidden – they will be reported for trespassing.
According to the police, the deployment ended at 9:15 p.m., and the situation in the asylum-seekers’ home was then calm again.
Dramatic scenes took place in the night to Saturday in a firm in the Vienna district of Wieden. A 32-year-old is under strong suspicion of having doused a 28-year-old man with gasoline and tried to set him on fire – which the suspected perpetrator did not succeed in doing. As it turned out, the suspect is the man’s boss. The Syrian citizen was arrested. The reason for the crime: The 32-year-old was not satisfied with his work performance.The incident happened in the night on Saturday at about 3.25 am, as the police reported on Saturday morning. After the 32-year-old suspect had doused the 28-year-old victim with gasoline, “he probably tried to set the man on fire with a lighter,” according to police spokeswoman Barbara Gass. With the help of a 20-year-old witness, who was also present at the scene of the crime, the victim “was able to stop the suspect from his intention”.A scuffle subsequently ensued, it was said further, after which the suspected perpetrator first fled, only to return to the scene of the crime a short time later. There, however, he was already awaited by the police. The 32-year-old suspect was arrested.The interrogation of the suspected perpetrator on Saturday brought some light into the darkness: Thus it came to an argument between the 32-year old and the 28-year old first, because the older one was not satisfied with the work performance of its employee, reported Gass in the afternoon from the first interrogation. The 32-year-old Syrian denied that he intended to kill the employee and also denied having poured gasoline on the person in question. The man was taken into custody. The Vienna State Criminal Investigation Office, Mitte branch office, is investigating.
Brendin Horner with his girlfriend. He was tortured and murdered by his attackers. Facebook
It is clear that a slow war is being fought against South Africa’s white farmers and this slow racial war is increasingly also being taken to towns and cities. The murder of a white farm manager, Brendin Horner (21), serves as proof that the South African government’s rural safety plan is failing.
Horner was tortured and murdered on the farm De Rots near Paul Roux on the evening of Thursday 1 October 2020, in the Free State. Bheki Cele, the South African Minister of the Police, recently said that “farmers must not complain if they get hurt”, suggesting that the victims of farm attacks were the ones who were to blame if they become the targets of violent crime.
Horner’s lifeless body was found tied to a steel pole about 100 metres from the farm gate on the farm De Rots early on Friday morning 2 October. He was in a standing position with a rope tied around his neck.
He had been stabbed several times and it was clear that he had been in a violent struggle to defend himself. Sources told FWM that his knuckles were bloodied from trying to fight back.
Herkie Viljoen of Free State Agriculture told Netwerk24 that Brendin went to visit another farm in the area on Thursday evening where his father Robbie lives, but left before 1900. He never arrived home.
His girlfriend Lenize Taljaard waited for him on De Rots and when Brendin did not come home, the Taljaard and Horner families started a search for Brendin. In the morning they called in the help of the police.
Brendin’s cap with a knife on top of it was found near the farm gate and then his body which was bound to a pole. His vehicle was found abandoned in the area a distance from there and there were blood stains on the seats.
Brendin worked for Gilly Scheepers, a well known farmer and owner of Bloukruin Farm. A shocked Scheepers told Netwerk24 that attackers came to kill the youngest of his employees for an unknown reason because he did not have enemies.
Meanwhile, the ANC clearly plans to implement collective farming, or a kolkhoz system similar to the disastrous project from the former Soviet Union. Ernst Roets of Afriforum has pointed out that the 900 state farms that the ANC says it will give to new black owners will remain in State hands. New occupants will just rent from the State denying them private ownership.
The fact that the ANC is now looking for new black occupants for their state farms also indicates that whatever was done on the land previously, has failed.
Another farm was attacked the very next day. On Friday 2 October 2020 a vehicle with 5 black occupants arrived on the farm of Paul Da Cruz in the Losberg area in Fochville, just after Paul and a worker left.
The occupants of the vehicle asked to speak to Paul’s wife Karen. The mistake that she made was to ask them what they wanted when an owner should be enforcing access control instead.
The strangers took out a firearm and detained Karen. The initial 5 attackers were joined by 4 others. Paul was then overpowered when he arrived home.
Paul da Cruz later told Netwerk24 that the attackers took 2 laptops and a number of firearms that were in the safe after threatening that they would hurt them if they did not hand over the firearms.
Da Cruz also said it was clear that the attackers knew exactly what was happening on the farm yard and knew the layout. Which means the attackers had either surveilled the place beforehand or had informants on the property.
Fortunately in this instance the family was not injured but they were obviously traumatized.
Farm attacks and murders are out of control and cannot be considered ordinary crimes, particularly when the cruelty associated with these incidences is taken into account, South African opposition party, the Freedom Front Plus said in a statement.
President Trump’s physicians spoke to the media this morning and reported very encouraging news. The president is reportedly fever-free and has not had shortness of breath, according to Dr. Sean Conley. According to Conley, the president is not on oxygen and his medical team remains cautiously optimistic. The last oxygen-saturation level taken while the president was walking around was 96%. Normal levels are 95-100%.
Conley emphasized again that the trip to Walter Reed Medical Center was taken out of an abundance of caution and for access to state-of-the-art medical monitoring. He explained that during the first week of COVID-19—in particular, days seven to ten—are the most critical in determining the course of this illness.
After 72 hours, Dr. Conley reported he and the team are very happy with the president’s progress. He repeated President Trump’s symptoms: a mild cough, fever, some nasal congestion, and fatigue. According to Conley, all of these symptoms are resolving and improving.
Pulmonologist Dr. Sean Dooley also emphasized that the president is receiving state-of-the-art multi-disciplinary care. Because of the wide range of complications COVID-19 can cause, the president’s heart, kidneys, and liver are all being monitored, and all are normal. He repeated that President Trump is not on oxygen and is moving around the presidential medical suite easily.
Dooley said that when the team finished its rounds, President Trump told them, “I feel like I could walk out of here today.” Dr. Ben Garibaldi then discussed the therapeutics being given to the president. He confirmed the president had received Regeneron’s polyclonal antibody cocktail in a single dose. POTUS received his first dose of Remdesivir last evening and will continue that medication for five days. The plan is to encourage him to eat, stay hydrated, and move around since he is in good spirits and feeling up to it.Dr. Conley then noted that the president has been fever-free for 24 hours. According to the CDC, it’s good news when a recovering COVID-19 patient is fever-free for 24 hours without medication. Conley then joked that Chief of Staff Mark Meadows had delivered plenty of work to President Trump, and he is doing it.
Conley declined to estimate a discharge date because days 7-10 are when the inflammatory phase may present. He noted that President Trump has received advanced therapies much earlier in the course of the virus than most patients, so they are monitoring him carefully.
The team is performing ultrasounds and lab work to monitor various body systems daily. Dr. Conley declined to disclose any specific results and emphasized that the president is not on oxygen today and did not require it Thursday or yesterday. He did note that hydroxychloroquine was discussed, but the president is not currently taking it.
When asked about the president’s risk factors, Conley said his known risks are being 74 years old, a male, and slightly overweight. Other than that, the president is very healthy. His cholesterol and blood pressure are excellent, and Trump is not on routine medications for those conditions. He also reported that the president’s heart rate is 70-80, his blood pressure is 110-120s. These are normal readings in line with President Trump’s routine physicals.
Conley commented on the condition of Melania Trump and said she is convalescing at home and doing very well. She has no indications of needing advanced therapies. Conley was asked why, with all these good signs, the decision made to transfer him to Walter Reed. He smiled and said, “He’s the president of the United States.” Enough said.
Tonight, a cleaner made a shocking discovery in the train depot Cologne-Deutzerfeld: A bomb was placed in the car of a regional train. It is said to have been hidden in a cardboard box.
The dogs of the alarmed federal police then immediately barked at the place where it was found. The box was x-rayed by special forces and the homemade explosive device was finally defused on site by the bomb defusers.
According to the police, it is a so-called “unconventional explosive and incendiary device”, which according to information from the BILD newspaper consisted of a fuse, fireworks, black powder bullets, nails and screws.
According to initial investigations, the ” self-made device” was explosive and could have caused serious injuries to passengers standing around in the compartment due to the splinter effect.The State Office of Criminal Investigation’s Crime Squad is on the scene and securing traces. In addition, all 27 other trains parked there in the depot are searched. According to BILD information, it is still unclear whether this is a failed terrorist attack or a threat or blackmail.
The regional train concerned left Gummersbach for Cologne on Friday. Anyone who has observed anything suspicious should urgently inform the police.
It is still unclear how the perpetrator or perpetrators acted: It could be that the explosive device was only deposited at the terminus in the evening in order to detonate it with great symbolic power the next day, the Day of German Unity.
It is also possible that the bomb was placed on the regional train on Friday and luckily did not explode, so it was only found at night by the cleaning crew.
If it really is a failed terrorist attack, the experts of the State Security consider a right-wing extremist as well as an Islamist background possible. However, the investigations are still in their early stages.
A 22-year-old man attacked an angler with a knife in Taufkirchen (Erding district) because he did not want to lend him his fishing rod. The 32-year-old angler was not injured, as the police announced on Friday. The suspect is in custody because of an attempted homicide.
According to the police, the 32-year-old had been fishing with his father on Thursday on the banks of the Grosse Vils, when a young man asked them for one of their fishing rods. After they refused, the Afghan became angry, but went away. A short time later he returned with a knife. The 56-year-old father was able to fend off the attack until the attacker fled. The police finally arrested the man in a shelter for asylum seekers.
