A Leipzig based organisation paid extras for their appearance at the Fridays for Future protest last Friday, as reported by the newspaper “Leipziger Volkszeitung”. The participants received 50 euros for standing there in silence with masks and protest posters. The client speaks of an art project. According to an advertisement in a job portal, a total of ten to twelve people were recruited for the project. The statists appeared from 01:00 p.m. in black clothes and with protest posters in front of the administrative court in Leipzig and finished their work at 05:30 p.m.. 

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On December 1, 2019 around 6 p.m. police officers noticed a car in Neuhofen which was parked in front of a bank with a running engine on the sidewalk directly in front of a zebra crossing. They checked the vehicle and also the driver returning from the bank to his car – a 22-year-old Kosovar from the Linz Land district. The latter was not willing to participate in the proceedings. After he was instructed after the urge to take the breathalyzer test that he was no longer allowed to smoke, he lit a cigarette and refused the breathalyzer test. He underlined this by saying that he would not talk to a woman anyway, as she would have no rights. The officers asked him to hand over the car keys. However, he did not comply, but got into his car and drove a few meters forward. He then got out again and started yelling at the officers. He announced that friends of his were already on their way to the scene. On the basis of these statements, the officers requested further patrols for assistance.These were used to block the 22-year-old’s car in such a way that he was prevented from leaving. Then the man calmed down. He is brought to justice. 

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Using photos from a surveillance camera, Cologne police are searching for a trio of robbers. On Thursday morning (24th October) the men are suspected of having attacked a homeless person (43) in the basement U7 of the multi-storey car park “An St. Agatha” in Cologne’s old town. The wanted persons captured not only the 43-year-old’s mobile phone but also his breast pocket with identity papers and his tobacco. The men then fled in unknown directions. The Criminal Investigation Department 14 can accept information by calling 0221 229-0 or sending an e-mail to poststelle.koeln@polizei.nrw.de . 

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“‘No mosque new construction in Erfurt.’ Nazis stick this to lanterns on our area of the mosque. The mosque will be built, then another one, and then another and then many more. Until every village has a mosque! Nazis will certainly not stop us.” – this is the tweet of Suleman Malik, Deputy Mayor of Erfurt. 
Our tweet of the day comes from Suleman Malik, who calls himself the “first Muslim local politician of Thuringia and deputy mayor of Erfurt. He twitters under the motto “Love for all, hate for none”. This love shows itself among other things in the fact that it announces to the people of Erfurt that the construction of a new mosque in their city is only the beginning:
“The mosque will be erected, then another will be built, and then another and then many more. Until every village has its own mosque!”
And this provocation is having an effect. Suleman meets fierce resistance against his manner of love: “Germany was and is a Christian country.  I would say that for every mosque in Germany a Christian church is built in a Muslim country for the Christian minority and the persecution of the Christian minority is also stopped,” replies one of the Twitter users.
And another asks, “Why would Nazis do that? Historically, Nazis have nothing at all against an expansion of Islam. On the contrary. They saw Muslims as brothers in spirit. But you like to portray it that way to discredit any protest, right?”

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Yesterday, around 5 p.m. on Monday, the altar boy of the church in the street Lotzbeckstraße (photo above) noticed some wax stains on the floor due to an arson in the area of the candlesticks. Furthermore, all candles in this area were lit. In addition, noticeable soiling was noticed in a church in the street Bismarckstraße. Here the benches were heavily soiled and beer bottles and packaging material were left behind. Anyone who can provide information about the two incidents should report to the officers of the Lahr police station by calling 07821 277-0.

https://searchlight-germany.blogspot.com/2019/12/two-churches-vandalized-in-lahr-germany.html

During a Saint Nicholas procession in Switzerland, a 15-year-old Albanian attacked Servant Ruprecht and stabbed the 17-year-old victim in the back with a knife!There had been an argument among the teenagers. In the course of this dispute, the police reported that a 17-year-old Swiss, who was on his way as Servant Ruprecht, was cut on his back.The young Swiss was taken to hospital by the ambulance service. The suspect, a 15-year-old migrant from Albania, was arrested. The police also seized the weapon: a folding pocket knife. The Albanian admitted the crime and was released after the interrogation on Sunday. 

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Last Saturday evening, a ticket inspection in an intercity express (ICE) between Essen and Bochum escalated. A fare evader pulled a knife and threatened a railway employee. Courageous travellers overpowered and disarmed the suspect. Federal police arrested the man at Bochum Central Station. The ICE 626 was on its way to Dortmund around 6 pm. On the train, a 43-year-old railway employee wanted to check the ticket of a 41-year-old Algerian citizen. According to witnesses, the 41-year-old was not in possession of one. In addition, the man, who lives in Hanover, became more and more aggressive in the course of the conversation. When the man was asked to identify himself in order to pay a fine, the Algerian is said to have pulled out a pocket knife and pulled out the blade. Thereupon the railway employee had to flee. Courageous travellers overpowered and disarmed the suspect. When the train stopped at Bochum Central Station, the suspect fled the train. Federal police arrested the fugitive on the stairs to the pedestrian tunnel. A breath alcohol test on the 41-year-old showed that he was drunk to a not inconsiderable 1.9 per mille. After consultation with the public prosecutor’s office, the latter ordered a blood sample to be taken from the suspect. To prevent further crimes, he was later taken into police custody. The Federal Police started criminal proceedings against the man who was known to the police for fare evasion, attempted assault and threats. 

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