I recently posted about the last assassinations in Europe. For everyone who missed it here is a short summary -
The offender was born in 1991 in Saudi Arabia. Ahmed A. lived in a refugee accommodation in Langenhorn, northern Germany. The attacker stabbed randomly into strangers in a supermarket in Barmbek, Hamburg, which is a very central district with lots of families and young people living there. Six people from 19 to 64 got hurt and a 50-year old man died in this bloodbath.
He had come to Germany as a refugee and had a simple job in Hamburg according to reporters. But it was striking that Ahmed A. had no longer a residence permit and had to be deported back to his home country which nobody knew before. You can not deport someone if you dont have any prove where the person comes from. Anyway, he is known as an Islamist and screamed "Allahu Akbar" while trying to escape which is reason enough to call him a terrorist.
Jamel Chraiet belongs to a few men who stopped the attacker. He sat down with a few others in front of a baking shop when he heard that a man is running around and is stabbing into people. Jamel and his friends quickly discussed the situation, they ran after him and threw chairs and rocks on him in order to stop him which luckily happened a few moments later. They also tried to talk to Ahmed A. but unfortunately they couldnt understand what he was talking.
Mathias P. lived only ten minutes away, in a 50 square meter apartment in a red brick building and was supposed to have worked as an engineer.He only wanted to by some groceries and died...
All these news make me feel stunned. I used to live not far away from the crime scene and these shops and supermarket look familiar to me. The situations are getting worse from time to time. I dont care where you come from, who you are, in what you believe or wether how much money you have - no one has the right to kill people especially not innocent people! Its always scary to hear that such events took place but to hear that it happened in your city besides your district makes you feel frightened.
Of course we shouldnt be afraid, but take a look around you when you go outside, it felt like a miracle that I wasnt in Barmbek when this crime happened...
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*Disclaimer - Pictures taken from Bild.de + MoPo
