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Yvonne Kussmann announced that she has the judgment against Ahmad A. The 26-year-old Syrian has been sentenced to two years and six months in prison for the rape of a 16-year-old girl in a Munich asylum shelter on the night of February 27, 2025, as well as for the production of youth pornographic content. Information regarding his entry and residence status has been redacted in the judgment, making further research necessary. After reading the written justification for the judgment, she wants to wait for the outcome of the ongoing proceedings at the Munich I Regional Court. There, Ahmad A. will be charged along with two Yemeni co-defendants for the rape of a 29-year-old woman in Munich. Kussmann stated that the 16-year-old victim was particularly vulnerable, and she believes that a possible connection between the vulnerability of the victims in both cases is conceivable. As soon as she receives the judgment from the Munich I Regional Court, she intends to report in more detail. #Vergewaltigung #Justiz #Opferschutz (translated)

Yvonne Kussmann wrote that a 63-year-old woman was jogging on a forest path on Heinestraße in Stuttgart-Degerloch around 10 a.m. the day before when a 23-year-old Ukrainian reportedly approached her from behind, grabbed her, and threw her to the ground. Whether he intended to rape her was left open by the police. The woman fought back and escaped; the man followed her briefly and then ran away. According to Kussmann, police officers later arrested the man not far from the crime scene. He was not taken into custody but was taken to a psychiatric hospital because it was believed he was in a state of mental emergency during the attack. Kussmann described Degerloch as a good and upscale area. #Stuttgart #Kriminalität #Gewaltprävention (translated)

Yvonne Kussmann wrote that a 16-year-old girl was exploited by three men at Augsburg's Königsplatz in July 2025 after being heavily intoxicated. Nader S., who was 19 at the time, brought the girl and a friend to an apartment. When they wanted to leave, the door was locked, and the 16-year-old girl's phone was taken away. The girls were provided with alcohol and drugs. Nader S. then raped the nearly unconscious girl. In May 2026, he was sentenced to three years in a youth detention center by the Augsburg district court. The day before her report, a 21-year-old Afghan, whom Kussmann described as a friend of Nader S., was also sentenced to three years in prison. He was convicted of rape and bodily injury under adult criminal law. According to Kussmann, he raped the girl after Nader S. had fallen asleep. DNA traces indicated that a third person had raped the girl that same night. Whether this person had been identified was not publicly known. Kussmann questioned the severity of the sentences and announced that she would investigate whether the perpetrators would be deported after serving their sentences. #Vergewaltigung #Augsburg #Gerechtigkeit (translated)

Yvonne Kussmann wrote that she received a response from the police headquarters regarding the attack on a 14-year-old student in Frankfurt (Oder), but most of her questions remained unanswered. According to the response, the attacked boy was 14 years old and a German citizen; he was attacked by at least ten youths. None of the suspects attended the school in front of which the attack took place. Investigations are being conducted for dangerous bodily harm and robbery, as the suspects reached into the boy's pocket. Further questions regarding the suspects were not answered, citing their age. According to Kussmann, the police headquarters also did not provide any information about the boy's health condition, explaining this with reasons related to personal rights. She wrote that she intends to inquire again elsewhere. #FrankfurtOder #Schülerangriff #Polizei (translated)

Yvonne Kussmann wrote that a 23-year-old Indian man snatched a five-year-old boy from his mother on a platform in Wuppertal in April 2018 and jumped in front of a train with him. The child survived the attack without serious injuries. In October 2018, the man was acquitted due to insanity caused by paranoid schizophrenia and placed in a secure psychiatric facility. Kussmann contrasted the diagnosis with the belief in demons like Asuras or Pishachas in India, from whom people might receive commands, including to kill. She stated that the man had been deported after about eight years in the secure facility; various media reported on this. At the same time, she questioned whether Western therapies were meaningful for a man with a different cultural background. Using figures from North Rhine-Westphalia for 2025, Kussmann calculated that among approximately 4,300 detained individuals, costs of 623 million euros had been incurred. This amounts to about 390 euros per person per day. For eight years in the secure facility, this totals just over 1.1 million euros for the man. Kussmann questioned why the man had not been immediately deported instead of being treated at the taxpayers' expense for so long. She noted that he had entered as an asylum seeker, attempted to kill a child, and had never received a punishment for the act. #Asylpolitik #PsychischeGesundheit #Gesellschaftsdebatte (translated)

Yvonne Kussmann wrote that photos showed politicians' reactions to the case in Grevesmühlen 2024. At that time, due to false reports, it was briefly assumed that a girl from Ghana had been hit in the face by German children and teenagers. Later, this portrayal turned out to be untrue. In reference to the attack this week on a German boy in Frankfurt (Oder) by several youths, who were predominantly perceived as foreign, there were no comparable expressions of outrage and solidarity from the same individuals, Kussmann wrote. She claimed that the reactions depended on the victim's background and quantified the scale from "German = 0" to belonging to asylum origin countries with "100." #Politik #Gesellschaft #Solidarität (translated)

Yvonne Kussmann reported that a 21-year-old Afghan man had created a disturbance in his apartment in Hamburg-Harburg last night. The police observed noticeable behavior there but did not see any danger to himself or others and left again. Around 4:50 a.m., the man followed a 58-year-old resident of the same building as she was leaving for work. He struck, kicked, and strangled her until she lost consciousness. After he fled, the woman regained consciousness. Bystanders called the police because they had seen the man, who, according to Kussmann, was allegedly in a state of psychological emergency. The police took the 21-year-old into custody and brought him to a psychiatric clinic. The woman was taken to the hospital. According to Kussmann, the public prosecutor's office was investigating for attempted homicide and had applied for a commitment order. They apparently assume that the man intended to kill the woman while in a state of insanity or diminished capacity. A detention judge was expected to decide on the application the same day. #Hamburg #Gewalt #PsychischeGesundheit (translated)

Yvonne Kussmann wrote that ten years ago in Hamburg, the then 16-year-old Victor was killed. An unknown assailant attacked him from behind with a knife at the shore of the Alster and seriously injured him multiple times; the perpetrator pushed Victor's girlfriend into the Alster. Victor later died in the hospital. The perpetrator has not been found to this day. The case became known as the Alster murder. Two weeks after the crime, the terrorist organization Islamic State (IS) claimed responsibility for the murder. However, the German authorities did not classify it as an Islamist attack, Kussmann wrote. She also recalled the murders of Samuel Paty six years ago and Maria Ladenburger ten years ago. Kussmann again shared a post that Victor's mother published a year ago. At that time, she inquired with the public prosecutor's office and learned that the investigations were ongoing, but there was no new status update. According to the public prosecutor's office, the composite image was not created based on information from Victor's girlfriend, but due to the observation of a third person who had seen a suspicious individual near the crime scene. Due to fewer individual characteristics, the public prosecutor's office considers the image to be "limitedly relevant." #GerechtigkeitFürVictor #AlsterMord #Erinnerung (translated)

Yvonne Kussmann wrote that the French teacher Samuel Paty was murdered on October 16, 2020, in the Paris suburb of Conflans-Sainte-Honorine by an 18-year-old Chechen. The 47-year-old regularly addressed Mohammed cartoons from Charlie Hebdo in class regarding freedom of speech. A Muslim student, who according to Kussmann was not present during the relevant class, felt offended in her religion and told her father about it. According to Kussmann, the father urged Muslims to take action against Paty and spread a video about him. An Islamist who was already known to the police in France supported the call. The later perpetrator, Abdullah Ansorov, learned about the incident through the video, asked students about Paty's habits, and offered money for information. On October 16, he confronted Paty on his way home and beheaded him with a 35-centimeter-long knife; shortly thereafter, he was shot by the police. Kussmann regarded the case as a sign of the advanced influence of Islam in European schools. She also wrote that Paty had been reported for distributing pornographic materials to minors and had in turn filed a complaint for defamation. The reaction from Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau sparked outrage: he had not commented for 14 days and then stated that freedom of expression is not limitless and should not harm anyone. #SamuelPaty #Meinungsfreiheit #Islam2020 (translated)

Yvonne Kussmann recalled that the conservative politician Sir David Amess was stabbed to death on October 15, 2021, during a constituency surgery at a church in Leigh-on-Sea, Essex. She named the perpetrator as Ali Harbi Ali, a 26-year-old Somali with a British passport. Amess died at the scene; the act is classified as an Islamist terrorist attack. Kussmann wrote that Ali Harbi Ali was later sentenced to life in prison. During the trial, it became known that he had planned further attacks on politicians, including Michael Gove, whom he considered harmful to Muslims. The jury reached their verdict after 18 minutes. When the verdict was announced, Ali refused to stand. Amess is survived by his wife and five children, Kussmann wrote. #Terrorismus #Politik #Gedenktag (translated)

Yvonne Kussmann recalled that the conservative politician Sir David Amess was stabbed on October 15, 2021, during a public meeting in a church in Leigh-on-Sea, Essex. The 26-year-old Ali Harbi Ali, a Somali with a British passport, had repeatedly stabbed Amess; he died at the scene. Kussmann described the act as an Islamist terrorist attack. In the later trial, Ali Harbi Ali was sentenced to life in prison. It became known that he had planned further attacks on politicians, including on Michael Gove, because he was harming Muslims. According to Kussmann, the jurors took 18 minutes to reach their verdict; at the sentencing, Ali refused to stand up. Amess left behind a wife and five children. #Gedenken #Terrorismus #Politik (translated)

Yvonne Kussmann wrote that the response of the Hessian state government to an inquiry from the AfD states that there are a total of 4,495 prisoners in adult and youth detention as of March 31, 2026. Of these, 1,865 were of Christian faith (41.49 percent), including 841 members of Protestant churches, 712 Catholics, and 312 Orthodox churches. 1,487 prisoners were Muslim (33.08 percent). Compared to a Muslim population share of about 10 percent in Hesse, Muslims are thus approximately three times overrepresented in correctional facilities, Kussmann wrote. For the Rockenberg Juvenile Detention Center, she mentioned 131 prisoners, including 78 Muslims (59.54 percent), 17 members of Protestant, 16 Catholic, and two Orthodox churches. In Wiesbaden, there were 162 prisoners, including 79 Muslims (48.77 percent), 14 members of Protestant, 17 Catholic, and five Orthodox churches. Furthermore, nine prisoners were affiliated with Buddhism and twelve with Judaism across the state. 775 made no statement, for which Kussmann cited a proportion of 1724 percent; 328 were without denomination (7.30 percent). According to Kussmann, the state government does not want to specify the number of extremist or radicalization-relevant prisoners. She wrote that politically motivated crime is subdivided into five areas: For right-wing politically motivated crime (PMK), there is a medium double-digit number of prisoners, almost exclusively Germans; for left-wing PMK, there is a low single-digit number, exclusively Germans. For foreign ideology PMK, she mentioned a low double-digit number, including Syrians and others; for religious ideology PMK, a low to medium double-digit number, including Germans, Syrians, Afghans, Iraqis, and others. In the case of other classifications, the number is low double-digit and the prisoners are exclusively Germans. As examples of the listed crimes, Kussmann mentioned among others murder, attempted murder, terrorist organizations, genocide, rape, fraud, and driving without a license. #Hessen #Justiz #Gefängnisse (translated)

Yvonne Kussmann reported that in the knife attack at a school in Albstadt-Ebingen, an eleven-year-old student and a teacher had also been injured. The student was admitted to a clinic for observation; the teacher suffered minor cuts. Kussmann expressed concern about how the eleven-year-old boy would cope with the psychological impact of the attack. A 15-year-old former student from Ukraine is being investigated for attempted manslaughter and dangerous bodily harm, Kussmann wrote. According to investigations, he allegedly intended to injure other individuals and at least recklessly accepted the potential death of the boy. The juvenile had no previous criminal record and confessed to the crimes. According to Kussmann, he was to be presented to a judge the following day. The motive is still unknown. #Messerangriff #Schule #Albstadt (translated)

Yvonne Kussmann wrote that the CDU parliamentary group has decided to leave the room united during the election of the Prime Minister in Saxony-Anhalt. According to Kussmann, this is intended to prevent a member from voting according to their own conscience. She criticized the approach as childish and accused the CDU of primarily pursuing its own interests and insisting on the "firewall" to remain in power. Kussmann wrote that this approach would cause former CDU voters to turn away from the party. The responsible individuals, fearing the consequences of their previous wrong decisions, have lost their rationality and are resorting to tricks instead of corrections to continue the firewall policy that harms the party and the country, she claimed. She described the involved politicians as cowardly and insincere, stating that such politicians have no place in parliaments. #CDU #SachsenAnhalt #Politik (translated)

Yvonne Kussmann reported on a knife attack at a school in Albstadt-Ebingen. According to her information, a 15-year-old Ukrainian allegedly entered his former school on Hohenzollernstraße around 7:30 AM and attacked a teacher with his fists. After other teachers had pulled him away, he reportedly attacked an 11-year-old with a kitchen knife as he was leaving the building. The child was slightly injured and taken to the hospital; the teacher suffered no injuries. According to Kussmann, teachers brought the suspect into a room where police officers temporarily detained him. At the time of her report, he was being interrogated about the incident. #Schulattacke #Albstadt #Sicherheit (translated)

Yvonne Kussmann wrote that 22-year-old student Marius Dick was stabbed on July 15, 2026, around 10 a.m. in Trier on a pedestrian path by 22-year-old Afghan Sajad M. After the act, Sajad M. was taken to a psychiatric clinic. There is a suspicion that he was incapable of culpability or had diminished culpability due to a mental illness, Kussmann wrote. Sajad M. had already been in a psychiatric clinic before. Despite repeated inquiries, the public prosecutor's office has not yet informed Kussmann whether he was committed at that time due to a danger to others. Marius's parents gave an interview to the Trier Volksfreund. Four weeks after the death of his son, the father suffered a heart attack and had to undergo surgery. He is currently in a rehab clinic and is supposed to come home on the weekend so that his wife and younger son are not alone. Kussmann wrote that Chancellor Merz called the parents shortly after the act because Marius’s mother was politically active in the CDU. The father reportedly urged Merz to immediately deport immigrants who had committed offenses to prevent further acts. This was a promise that Merz had made before the election. The father is now disappointed because, in his view, nothing has happened. He said that such acts could happen to anyone and accused the government of not protecting citizens. He said this would tear the CDU apart and could lead to other parties taking power. Germany is currently at a turning point, he also reportedly said. As of now, Sajad M. has not commented on the act. Kussmann wrote that she is looking forward to the trial with anticipation and fears it could end with an acquittal due to insanity and placement in overcrowded preventive detention. She announced that she would ask the public prosecutor's office again in the following week about the possible conclusion of the investigation and the status of the forensic psychiatric report. The interview can be found in the comments. #Trier #Gewalt #Justiz (translated)

Yvonne Kussmann reported on the murder of 24-year-old CDU young politician Christoph R. in January 2025, stating that Mamadou Alpha B. cut his throat and then burned his body. The crime was committed nine days before the expiration of his residence permit. In the trial, Mamadou Alpha B. was deemed unaccountable due to paranoid schizophrenia, and his placement in a forensic psychiatric institution was ordered. Kussmann questioned the verdict. In her opinion, the man's behavior could also be explained by the rites and beliefs of the strictly Islamic Fulla ethnic group to which he belongs. She wrote that the illness had never been diagnosed before the crime. Kussmann noted that the Cottbus Administrative Court had already dismissed Mamadou Alpha B.'s lawsuit against the rejection of his asylum application in July 2021. According to her, the reasoning of the judgment reveals that he provided different dates of birth in his asylum application in Italy and lied during a hearing at the BAMF. Kussmann stated that this had no impact on his stay in Germany. She wrote that the perpetrator should not have been in Germany anymore and mentioned that she had revised her research text on the case. Furthermore, Kussmann requested support for her portal Aktuell Informiert. She wrote that expenses currently exceeded revenues. Donations were intended to facilitate research, court visits, on-site appointments, technical expenses, and the expansion of the portal. https://t.co/0RvVD8whhG #Politik #Asyl #Rechtssystem (translated)

Yvonne Kussmann reported, citing the spokesperson for the Ministry of the Interior of Baden-Württemberg, that the 27-year-old Afghan entered Germany in December 2015 and applied for asylum. The BAMF rejected the application in January 2018 and threatened deportation to Afghanistan. A lawsuit by the man was dismissed by the administrative court in July 2021. Since then, he has been subject to enforceable deportation. Because deportations to Afghanistan were suspended from August 2021, he initially remained in Germany. After the federal government, under Interior Minister Dobrindt, organized regular deportations to Afghanistan again and obtained replacement documents more frequently, the government presidency of Karlsruhe initiated a passport procurement procedure for the man. His identity had been unclear until then. In early October, the local regulatory office delivered him a letter asking him to report to the General Consulate of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan in mid-October. This did not happen. It is still unclear whether this is related to the incident in the Tuttlingen town hall, where the man appeared with a firearm and was shot by police officers after allegedly firing at them first, Kussmann wrote. According to Kussmann, the man had been convicted in Germany of bodily harm, trespassing, property damage, theft, and threats, resulting in fines. From October 2025 to April 2026, he served a substitute prison sentence. He was not registered with the special unit for dangerous foreigners in Baden-Württemberg. #Tuttlingen #Asylrecht #InnereSicherheit (translated)

Yvonne Kussmann wrote that on September 27 at around 1:50 a.m., there was an attempted rape incident on an open street in Essen-Stoppenberg. The Essen police publicly search for the unknown suspect, they announced. https://t.co/7DLXaf8eGW https://t.co/CEHR5VwtGp #Essen #Kriminalität #Polizei (translated)