As already reported by us, Anklam CID is investigating a suspected sexual offence in Stralsund. One of the two suspects, the 32-year-old Syrian citizen, is still a fugitive. Following the requests of the investigators and the public prosecutor’s office, the responsible judge has now ordered a public search for the fugitive. The HUSSEIN AL SHARTAH wanted by arrest warrant is known to be 1.69 metres tall, has brown eyes and is a Syrian national. The second suspect, the 16-year-old juvenile, was issued an arrest warrant by the Stralsund District Court after his presentation to the magistrate. He was transferred to the prison in Stralsund.

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Last Tuesday, around 1:40 p.m., the federal police station in Halle was called about a fare dodger in a regional express. The man was on his way from Sandersleben to Halle main station without a valid train ticket. The 24-year-old man from Guinea-Bissau disliked the possibilities offered of paying by train or leaving the train at the next stop. He wanted to use the train but did not want to pay for it. He reluctantly went with the train attendant to the ticket vending machine on the train. However, his cash was not enough to buy a ticket. A traveller even wanted to give the 24-year-old the missing money for the ticket.However, the behavior of the fare dodger became increasingly violent. So he screamed loudly on the train, insulted the train attendant with countless offensive words, spat in his face and came threateningly close to him. Courageous passengers noticed the dispute and supported the train attendant, they positioned themselves between them and the fare dodger. At Halle central station, a patrol of the federal police station arrested the man and took him to the police station.After the police measures had been completed, he was allowed to leave the police station. The 24-year-old will now have to answer for his fare evasion, insult and assault. The train attendant then went to the doctor and is currently on sick leave.

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The officers of the Anklam criminal investigation department are currently investigating two Syrian suspects (32 and 16 years old) for a suspected sexual offence against a underage girl in Stralsund. The incident is said to have occurred in the apartment of one of the suspects on Tuesday evening. However, the police only became aware of the facts yesterday due to the complainants.To protect the victim, no further details will be disclosed for the time being. The 16-year-old suspect is currently being brought before the magistrate. The 32-year-old second suspect is currently being searched. The responsible public prosecutor’s office in Stralsund has applied for an arrest warrant against both suspects.

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Because in their opinion politicians are not doing enough against the climate crisis, around 50 “Fridays for Future” activists protested in front of the exhibition grounds in Nuremberg yesterday. The reason: German Chancellor Angela Merkel visited the trade union conference of IG Metall and the activists wanted to welcome her with a protest. The motto of the rally was: “We bury our earth”. The demonstrators staged a funeral with flowers, grave candles, lights and a small grave.One of the demonstrators was particularly noticeable. Osteopath Björn L. (50 years old) proudly carried up his self-made poster.On the poster it was written: “If the climate were a synagogue…. What an outcry!!!” 
“For me, the climate is simply more important right now,” says the Nuremberg native. And: “The terrorist attack in Halle was terrible, but what happens to the climate is much more terrible. The climate crisis affects us globally”. He himself considered his poster to be radical, but according to Björn L. this is the only way activists would be heard by politicians.He went on to say: “If only a part of the compassion that was shown for the synagogue in Halle would be shown for our climate, then I wouldn’t have to stand here today”.
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A 19-year-old Afghan citizen first attacked two women for no reason on Thursday afternoon and injured two policemen during his arrest. The Afghan attacked a stroller in Harburger Street in Hanstedt around 2:30 pm. He then suddenly attacked her with a knife. A witness who had become aware of this came to the woman’s aid and was also attacked. However, both were able to escape unharmed into the woman’s car and drove to the police. The police searched for the attacker in a nearby accommodation for asylum seekers and found him there. When the man, who had come to Germany as an unaccompanied minor refugee, spotted the officers, he also attacked them with a knife. In the following arrest, the policemen were slightly injured. They were given medical care by the called paramedics. The perpetrator was taken to police custody. He is being investigated for an attempted homicide. One of the subjects of the investigation is what caused the asylum seeker to commit the offence. 

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The Office of the Attorney General of Lucerne has opened an investigation into an Iraqi imam at the Dar Asalam mosque in the town of Kriens. The man is alleged to have advised followers to beat their wives if they disobey them. 

The procedure was opened following an article recounting the incident in the SonntagsZeitung newspaperexternal link on October 6, the prosecutor’s office told the Keystone-SDA news agency on Monday.

According to the newspaper, the 38-year-old Iraqi made the remarks during a speech at a Friday prayer session at the Kriens mosque, near Lucerne, at the beginning of August. 

The man, who is presumed innocent until a final decision is made, purportedly suggested disciplining women with physical violence if other methods such as discussion or taking separate beds fail. He also reportedly called for respect for sharia law.

SonntagsZeitung reported that the imam arrived in Switzerland in 2007, where he filed an asylum request that was rejected. He was reported to have received an F residence permit which allows foreigners to be provisionally admitted to the country in cases where it is impossible to send them back home for specific reasons.

He was one of four Iraqis tried by a Swiss court in 2016 for alleged support to the Islamic State militant group. The other three people tried were all found guilty, while he was acquitted.

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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan said, Thursday, that if the European Union calls Turkey’s operation in northern Syria an invasion, Turkey “could just open the gates and send 3.6 million Syrian refugees into Europe.” Speaking in Ankara, Erdoğan asked the United States why it doesn’t mention that his country is hosting 300,000 Syrian Kurds and that 50 of the 291 parliament members in his party are Kurds.

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