Poor Germans, they were trying to help and everyday something.
On Wednesday afternoon ( March 19), a 46-year-old Syrian man and a 17-year-old Syrian woman allegedly got into an argument on the station forecourt in Mühldorf am Inn. The man is said to have said that he did not agree with the 17-year-old’s style of dress, called her a ‘whore’ and threatened her with serious physical violence. The federal police are now investigating various criminal offences.
At around 4.30 p.m., a citizen reported a verbal argument between two people on the forecourt of Mühldorf am Inn railway station to the Federal Police. Officers from the local federal police station encountered both people, a 46-year-old Syrian national and a 17-year-old Syrian woman unknown to him. The accused allegedly threatened to hit her on the head and kick her on the ground. He also allegedly called her a ‘hooker’, ‘slut’ and ‘whore’. The reason: her style of dress during the fasting month of Ramadan. The scene is said to have been recorded on film by bystanders and the injured party.
A check of the suspect’s personal details revealed that he was already known to the police for various criminal offences. These included: Assault, insult, theft, sexual assault, resistance and assault on law enforcement officers. For the latter offence, the remainder of a prison sentence of one year and ten months was suspended and a supervision order (Section 68b StGB) was issued against the accused. This stipulates that the 46-year-old may not consume alcohol or narcotics during the probation period. He must prove this through checks several times a month. Violations of the conditions of the supervision order are punishable by law (Section 145a StGB).
Federal police officers measured the accused’s breath alcohol level at 2.25 per mille and found various bottles of high-proof alcohol in his rucksack. He now faces criminal proceedings for insulting behaviour, threatening behaviour and breach of supervision. Whether this will lead to the revocation of his probation will have to be examined by the enforcement chamber at Traunstein District Court.
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On Wednesday afternoon ( March 19), a 46-year-old Syrian man and a 17-year-old Syrian woman allegedly got into an argument on the station forecourt in Mühldorf am Inn. The man is said to have said that he did not agree with the 17-year-old’s style of dress, called her a ‘whore’ and threatened her with serious physical violence. The federal police are now investigating various criminal offences.
At around 4.30 p.m., a citizen reported a verbal argument between two people on the forecourt of Mühldorf am Inn railway station to the Federal Police. Officers from the local federal police station encountered both people, a 46-year-old Syrian national and a 17-year-old Syrian woman unknown to him. The accused allegedly threatened to hit her on the head and kick her on the ground. He also allegedly called her a ‘hooker’, ‘slut’ and ‘whore’. The reason: her style of dress during the fasting month of Ramadan. The scene is said to have been recorded on film by bystanders and the injured party.
A check of the suspect’s personal details revealed that he was already known to the police for various criminal offences. These included: Assault, insult, theft, sexual assault, resistance and assault on law enforcement officers. For the latter offence, the remainder of a prison sentence of one year and ten months was suspended and a supervision order (Section 68b StGB) was issued against the accused. This stipulates that the 46-year-old may not consume alcohol or narcotics during the probation period. He must prove this through checks several times a month. Violations of the conditions of the supervision order are punishable by law (Section 145a StGB).
Federal police officers measured the accused’s breath alcohol level at 2.25 per mille and found various bottles of high-proof alcohol in his rucksack. He now faces criminal proceedings for insulting behaviour, threatening behaviour and breach of supervision. Whether this will lead to the revocation of his probation will have to be examined by the enforcement chamber at Traunstein District Court.
Bundespolizeidirektion München: Mit dem Kleidungsstil nicht einverstanden: Syrerin bedroht und beleidigt
Mühldorf am Inn (ots) - Am Mittwochnachmittag (19. März) soll es zu einer Auseinandersetzung zwischen einem 46-jährigen Syrer und einer 17-jährigen Syrerin am...
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