During the night from Thursday to Friday, a 35-year-old man harassed and insulted several travellers and bit a police officer in the hand. A traveller reported about 01:00 a. m. via the police alarm that he had been insulted and coerced by a man at the stop Stuttgart-Schwabstraße. An alarmed patrol of the Federal Police met the Somali citizen and arrested him temporarily. The man had already become conspicuous two hours earlier in an S2 suburban railway line to Stuttgart-Rohr, where, according to the current state of investigation, he was also harassing travellers. As a result, the police officers brought the man, who had been drunk with just under 3.4 per thousand, to the police station for sobering up. In the further course of the police action, the 35-year-old, who was known to the police, put up considerable resistance against the police measures and bit a police officer in the hand. Because he wore gloves, the Federal Police officer was unharmed by the incident. Among other things, the African man must now face an investigation on suspicion of insulting, coercing and assaulting executioners. In this context, the Federal Police are looking for witnesses and other possible injured parties. They are requested to call +49711870350.
It doesn’t seem to be a massive protest, but it is a sign that some student guardians of public morals at the University of Frankfurt are watching over a code of morals according to which the headscarf must not be criticized. The Islamic scholar Susanne Schröter, who recently brilliantly explained in the newspaper FAZ how “chaste” fashion in Islamic countries contributed to the implementation of new dress codes, is planning a discourse at her institute entitled “The Islamic headscarf – symbol of dignity or oppression?” Among those invited are Alice Schwarzer and Necla Kelek, but also headscarf advocate Khola Maryam Hübsch.A group with the name @schroeter_raus stands up against the symposium, which “modestly” presents itself on Instagram as “We, the students of Johann Wolfgang Goethe University Frankfurt” and expresses its indignation: A group with the name @schroeter_raus stands up against the symposium, which modestly presents itself on Instagram as “We, the students of Johann Wolfgang Goethe University Frankfurt” and expresses its indignation: “Especially today with the increasing tendency of right-wing populism, people in Germany who wear the headscarf become victims of right-wing violence and racism.These right-wing populists receive encouragement from persons such as Prof. Dr. Susanne Schröter and her invited guests.” The group demands that the event be cancelled and that Susanne Schröter be removed from her position. Schröter presented the text of the group on her Facebook page (above).
Because of an anonymous threat against a commemoration ceremony remembering the genocide of the Armenians in the Ottoman Empire,yesterday Wednesday evening around 7 p.m. there was a large police operation in and around the Luther Church in Bad Cannstatt.”We were told by the police shortly before the event that we should leave the church because a warning about a bomb attack had been received,” parish priest Dr. Diradur Sardaryan told the press. At that time, around 7 p.m., parishioners and guests had already been in the church. Other guests who wanted to come to the commemoration were not allowed to come near. Those already in the church were brought to safety, according to official police reports about 60 of them. The church was evacuated. The police, with about 40 deployed police officers, closed off the area on a large scale and officially spoke of a “threat situation” and not explicitly of a “bomb threat”. Then we had to wait and see.Around 8.40 p.m. the police unblocked the large area, but from then on no one was allowed to enter the church. Special forces with dogs searched the building and the church area until late in the evening. Investigations into backgrounds and the whistleblower are continuing.
A 25-year-old man sexually harassed a 29-year-old woman at Stuttgart’s main train station yesterday on late Tuesday afternoon at about 4 pm.According to initial findings, the train passenger was on a regional train to Tübingen ready for departure when the 25-year-old suspect boarded the train and approached her. Since the traveller apparently had no interest in the conversation, she ignored him. The Gambian national is said to have grabbed the traveller’s breasts abruptly. An alarmed patrol of the federal police arrested the 25-year-old, for the time being and then brought him to the police station. He must now face an investigation on suspicion of sexual harassment. In this context, the Federal Police are looking for witnesses who can provide relevant information on the incident. You are requested to call +49711870350.
On Friday afternoon, a 27-year-old Eritrean addressed a woman under an excuse in front of a residential building because he allegedly could not operate the washing machine. Both went to the laundry while the woman’s daughter was waiting in front of the house. When he arrived there, he harassed the woman, tried to kiss her and grabbed her on her upper body. The 33-year-old pushed the man away and ran out of the house to her daughter. Then they called the police.The man could be arrested and taken to the Kelheim police station. Landshut Criminal Investigation Department, in consultation with the Regensburg public prosecutor’s office, is conducting further investigations.The investigating judge at the Regensburg District Court issued an arrest warrant against the man. He was then sent to a prison.
A 71-year-old, physically severely disabled woman was attacked and injured by two young people in the state of Saarland, reports “Welt”. The police announced on Tuesday that the two 15 and 16 year old perpetrators threw stones the woman with fist-sized stones on Maundy Thursday in Großrosseln near Saarbrücken and demanded mobile phones, money and cigarettes from her. When the woman said that she had no valuables with her, one of the perpetrators jumped into her back with his foot and spat on her. According to police, the 71-year-old was just able to stand on her feet with her walking aid and go home. She suffered contusions and severe bruising. The two perpetrators were not caught at first.The police investigation is ongoing. Description of the perpetrator: approx. 16 years, dark hooded jackets, French accent. One has a darker skin colour. Please call 06898-2020 if you have any hints.
The exact background to a dispute in the course of this Tuesday afternoon has not yet been conclusively clarified. It has been established so far that a 72-year-old cyclist got into a dispute with a still unknown man around 4.25 p.m. in the area of the eastern Kinzig dam between Steinach and Biberach. In the course of the dispute, the unknown man allegedly injured his opponent with a knife and then fled on a dark bicycle towards Steinach. The 72-year-old later had to be treated in a local hospital. A police helicopter was temporarily deployed to search for the suspect. It is currently known that the unknown attacker is about 175 centimeters tall and athletic. He would also have had a dark complexion. The investigating police officers of the Haslach police station accept information about the incident by calling 07832 975920.
A 21-year-old man is suspected of having molested and sexually harassed a 22-year-old woman at platform 4/5 in Bad Cannstatt station at 9.20 p.m. last Saturday evening. According to initial findings, the Afghan national was sitting in a waiting room on the platform next to the female rail passenger, addressing her and verbally and physically harassing her. He is said to have grabbed the woman’s breast against her will.After the 22-year-old woman apparently pushed the suspect away from her and tried to distance herself, she was followed by the 21-year-old man. While a courageous witness watched the situation and asked the alleged perpetrator about his behavior, federal police officers arrived at the scene and arrested him temporarily. The 21-year-old, who lives in the Böblingen district, must now expect criminal proceedings on suspicion of sexual harassment.
Unknown persons apparently caused damage of several thousand Euros at the cemetery in Steinbach during the Easter weekend. On Easter Monday, around 7:30 a.m., witnesses informed the police that several graves had apparently been damaged. It turned out that the vandals apparently damaged at least twelve graves between Friday evening and Monday morning. Among other things, wooden crosses and planted flowers were damaged. In some other cases, the perpetrators tore out the gravestones and threw them onto an adjacent meadow and other graves. The perpetrators also did not spare flower pots. Several proceedings were initiated for the disturbance of the peace of the dead and damage to property. The cemetery is located between the streets An der Kirche and Liebigstraße. It is possible that witnesses witnessed something of the crimes. Please inform the police station Gießen Süd by calling 0641/7006-3555.
While the German media talk about a mentally confused man who called out something incomprehensible in Munich at church services and thus try to dismiss any suspicion of Islamism, the Croatian Fenix magazine publishes an eyewitness report.And this eyewitness speaks of even three perpetrators and not just one and names the incident as a “terrorist act of an Islamic extremist who was hostile to Christianity”. The letter, written in Croatian language, is translated into German language here. Note: there is the word “Islamist” in Croatian language, but the eyewitness report explicitly states Islamic.
“Dear friends … I cannot remain indifferent when one tries to trivialize, relativize and disguise the events that took place last night in Munich during the Easter service in St. Paul’s Church. In view of the fact that my neighbors with whom I spoke today were present in the church, I must not allow myself not to tell the truth of what had happened in this way. During the Easter service, which was celebrated by Croats together with their priests, at least three black people tried by force through the side doors of the church to enter the sacristy, which they were prevented from doing by the altar servers, who managed to lock the door and immediately call the police. The men then went to the main gate, and one entered the church, shouting “Allah akbar” and threw a stone among the faithful. Panic broke out because he (the perpetrator) chose the moment when the priest spoke and the faithful listened in silence. A terrible panic and chaos started, for many thought he had thrown a bomb, and some thought it was shots because of the stone that hit the ground. You can imagine the chaos that reigned in a crowded church, one of the larger churches in Munich. The people panicked and tried to flee, stepping on each other, not to mention the children, many of whom were present. Some of the believers managed to throw the man on the ground and hold him until the police arrived.The other two were subsequently arrested. And today I read and hear in our (Croatian) media, what the German media write: Some mentally ill person came to church, spoke something incomprehensible and threw a stone. A few slightly injured. Nothing bad. And so they also report from the Foreign Ministry. But it’s not like that.This was a planned terrorist act. Planned to create panic, fear and chaos. I cannot describe the fear and shock that my mother, my twelve year old niece and all other believers who prayed to their God had to endure. It is thanks to Him (God) that the consequences are not even worse. I will not even mention Sri Lanka. So, don’t let some people pretend it was an incident with a supposedly mentally ill person. No, it was a terrorist act of an Islamic extremist directed against Christianity.If anyone has forgotten what it means, let these people read the definition of terrorism.
