In the Vienna district of Favoriten, the police had to use the last-resort on Sunday evening. A man of Syrian origin threatened passers-by with knives in his hand. After he was not persuaded to give up and attacked the police officers violently, they made use of the gun. The incident occurred around 08:00 p.m. in the street Quellenstraße.Depending on the sources of the information, a man carried one or two knives with him and threatened passers-by when they were passing by. They called the police, horrified, and within a very short time the police had a large contingent on the scene. The man did not react cooperatively to the police’s demand and refused to disarm. As a result, pepper spray was used against him. According to the police, “a life-threatening situation” became apparent. The knife man presumably tried to attack the officers. An officer fired at least one shot at the man, who was seriously injured in the area of the pelvis and thereby stopped. The man, known to the authorities as a Syrian, was given medical care. There was no danger to his life. The exact course of events is now undergoing a routine-based investigation. The colleagues of the mainstream media have not yet published any speculations about the man’s state of mind and possible motives.

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Ilkay Gündogan is causing a stir. He liked a photo on Instagram that shows Turkish international players saluting during the match against Albania. An expression of support for Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s military offensive against the Kurds in Syria.The photo of the saluting Turks had been posted by Cenk Tosun (28 y.o.), who was the winning scorer and can also be spotted in the picture. “For our nation, especially for those who risk their lives for our country,” he commented. Turkish-born Ilkay Gündogan plays for the German national soccer team.

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In the clash between several young men this morning in Düsseldorf’s Old Town, a 21-year-old Syrian citizen pulled out a forbidden one-hand knife and so severely injured a 22-year-old that he needed emergency medical treatment. There was no danger to his life. The suspect was arrested during the manhunt and taken into custody. According to the current investigations of the Düsseldorf police two women were approached and harassed by two young men, including the later suspect, in the area of the Burgplatz square at about 4 am.A 22-year-old acquaintance of the women intervened and was injured with a knife by the Syrian suspect in the course of the confrontation.The latter then fled the scene.  However, he was caught and taken into custody. During the investigation, the officers also found the knife. It is a so-called one-handed knife, which is prohibited by the weapons law. It was confiscated. The injured person received emergency medical care and was taken to a clinic. There was no danger to his life. 

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More than 1,000 demonstrators had demonstrated in the downtown area of Stuttgart when, according to the police, firecrackers were repeatedly fired in the direction of the police forces. Several officers complained about respiratory irritations. The organiser of the meeting then ended the rally at 5:30 pm. Afterwards, according to police reports, several groups of former rally participants marched through the downtown area uncontrolled and wearing masks in some cases.”They responded extremely violently to the presence of the police and again fired firecrackers at them,” the police reported. On Saturday evening, the police told the SWR radio station that 130 people had been temporarily arrested and that the officers had to use pepper spray. 

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Germany is increasingly becoming the stage for all world conflicts. Currently it is the results of the Turkish invasion of Northern Syria that are being brought into public space: During a Kurdish rally in Nuremberg there were riots caused by the burning of the Turkish flag.As a result, there were violent counter-reactions from national Turkish supporters of the Erdogan regime, typically predominantly young representatives of German Turks of the second and third generations born here. Most of the pro-Kurdish demonstrators, too, were not refugees from the conflict region, but persons born and raised here, also descendants of “Turks” immigrant guest workers, who had rediscovered their Kurdish identity only as a result of the ethnic persecution and discrimination of the Kurds that had started with Erdogan – and who showed solidarity with their Kurdish YPG compatriots in Northern Syria.Once again, it was the German police who had to suffer, in addition to their already extremely overstretched responsibilities in days of Islamist and right-wing terrorist acts, to moderate and keep in check the violent clashes between foreign nationalities. As “nordbayern.de” reported yesterday, a 46-year-old Turkish “passer-by”, who observed the Kurdish protests, had tried immediately after the burning of the flag to incite a group of Turks to attack the Kurdish camp. Several police officers had to intervene by force in order to prevent a violent conflict between the two parties – partly by  coercion.The 46-year-old then resisted and punched a policeman in the face.
That’s how diverse Germany has become in the meantime: Because all possible hostile ethnicities, religious communities or political groups from unstable regions of the world are gathered in Germany as a result of mass immigration, German roads become the deployment areas for demonstrators and troublemakers – and the German police must let themselves beaten up and endangered in an attempt to maintain law and order in order to protect the native population. 

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About 80 people attack a Turkish club in Villingen. There are insults between Kurds and Turks. The emotions boil over. Blood and injured persons were pixelated. Police clashed with protesters in Berlin on Saturday as demonstrators from the Kurdish diaspora and their supporters took to the streets to protest Turkey’s military operation in north-eastern Syria. Footage shows protesters bearing signs with the slogan “Erdogan is a terrorist”. 

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Sadist. Torturer of women. Thug. If the accusations are true, then Mirsad G. (22 y.o) is all that in one person.The man, who was born in Kosovo and has a British passport, is said to have mistreated his girlfriends for months. The accusations in the trial at the regional court in Wadern: among other things dangerous bodily injury, deprivation of liberty. G. may be imprisoned for up to ten years.He was friends with his first girlfriend (16 y.o) from April to September 2018. The Muslim is said to have forced her to live strictly according to the Koran.  Mirsad G. allegedly forbade her to contact her parents and did not let her go to school. He is also said to have beaten her repeatedly. According to the prosecution, he banged her head against a window pane until she was covered with blood. And he is said to have thrown a McDonalds drinking glass in her face – a laceration.His next girlfriend (18 y.o) is said to have suffered even more from him. “The accused, a strict devout man, decided to punish and chastise the victim, with whom he had had a relationship since the end of 2018/beginning of 2019,” the prosecution says. Mirsad G. is said to have beaten the young woman with a squared timber and whipped her with the cable of an iron.. And he is said to have hurt her on her arms and bottom with a cigarette and a stove poker from the fireplace and burned her. Consequences: Fractures of the rib, cheekbone and eye socket.After the abuse, the accused allegedly locked the 18-year-old in a room. She managed to escape from the apartment on February 25. She escaped to a neighbour who then called the police.Mirsad G. has not yet commented on the allegations. His defender Christine Günther did not want to speak to the tabloid BILD.The trial will continue on October 23.
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A statement of solidarity for the Turkish military by football pro Cenk Sahin has sparked dismay at second division FC St. Pauli and protests among the fans. The 25-year-old Left Wing welcomed the Turks’ Syria offensive on Instagram. “The FC St. Pauli clearly distances itself from the post and the content, because it is incompatible with the values ​​of the club.The club has already talked to the player and works internally on the subject.As long as the internal work-up is not completed, FC St. Pauli will not comment on that, never again war! “, wrote the club on Friday on his homepage. Sahin had posted in Turkish: “We are on the side of our heroic military and armies, our prayers are with you!” Attached is the name of the military operation. The Pauli-Ultras then demand the separation from the professional. “It is not the first linguistic and media slippage of Sahin in this issue, in the past he expressed himself pronationalist, loyal to the regime and contemptible about the dying of the Kurdish population,” write fans and demand: “For us Ultras is therefore certain that Cenk Sahin is no longer in the jersey of FC Sankt Pauli We are calling on the club to fire Cenk Sahin today, Friday 11 October! ”

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