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A 15-year-old was taken into custody in Albstadt after a knife attack on a teacher and an eleven-year-old classmate, with his motive still unclear, and he is accused of attempted manslaughter and two counts of dangerous bodily injury. #Messerangriff #Jugendkriminalität #Schule (translated)

Matthias accused Egon Krenz of having asked Mikhail Gorbachev during a visit to Moscow on November 1, 1989, for the deployment of Soviet troops against East German citizens. Gorbachev rejected this and stated that the troops would remain in their barracks. Krenz only signed the order against the use of firearms on November 3, Matthias wrote. He claimed that Krenz later falsely asserted that he had prevented bloodshed in the fall of 1989. The responsible commanders on the ground had waited in vain for orders from the leadership and had independently ordered not to shoot. Matthias also accused Krenz of shared responsibility for election fraud in May 1989 and wrote that he had approved of the Tiananmen massacre. Furthermore, Matthias pointed out that Krenz had been sentenced in 1997 to six years and six months in prison for manslaughter and co-responsibility for the East German border regime, of which he had served nearly four years. He criticized Krenz's complaints about the conditions of his detention in the Plötzensee prison, his defense of the GDR, and his complaints about the amount of his pension. Matthias also wrote that Krenz had only been in power for 50 days before being ousted by the people, and he stated that he should have been entitled to social welfare instead of pension and royalty payments. #DDR #Gorbatschow #Wende (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)

Dennis Riehle wrote that the reference to a necessary mourning period for Bärbel Bas had initially been understandable, mentioning September 27 and 30 and October 4 for this. Meanwhile, 17 days have passed since the death of Daniela Ambrosius. Riehle referred to Ambrosius as Bas' stepdaughter and pointed out the age difference of about five years, which he argued makes the classification of the relationship between parent and "child" questionable. Riehle criticized that personal grief is used in Berlin as a shield against criticism. According to him, employees usually only have a grace period of 48 to 72 hours after a death in the closest circle and must then take vacation, reduce overtime, or get a sick note. Three weeks of absence with ongoing salary and protection from opposition are unimaginable for ordinary citizens. Criticism of this difference does not relativize the loss but points out different standards, he wrote. Furthermore, Riehle accused the SPD of placing more importance on the consideration of its own members than on political tasks. He referred to low polling numbers and claimed that SPD-led departments had primarily blocked issues, while questions regarding an eight-hour workday, protection against dismissal, basic security, and pensions remained open. Schwesig and Klingbeil responded with admonitions instead of taking responsibility. Riehle also criticized the outgoing SPD chair for giving the coalition partner an unnecessary dressing down instead of handing over her official duties in an orderly manner. He described using sensitivity as an argument against criticism and tears to deflect criticism of poor performance as weak and despicable. #Politik #Gesellschaft #Trauer (translated)

Erpresst Verrat Koçak die ganze linke Fraktion oder wieso darf der sich „zurückziehen“ und „vorerst ruhen“? Ich glaube, wir sehen nicht einmal die Spitze des Eisbergsalats mit Drogen und Raub, Mord und Totschlag, Waffen und Terror. #Priebshow https://t.co/7iPnr6E7Q0 #Politik #Korruption #Skandal

In Marsberg (NRW) wurden zwei junge Männer, Albin B. (23) und Alex O. (22), wegen des Totschlags an einem 15-jährigen Schüler, der versuchte, zwei Mädchen zu helfen, verhaftet, während sie im Gericht schweigten und ihnen Haftstrafen von bis zu 15 Jahren drohen. #Totschlag #Messerangriff #Jugendgewalt

In einem Ratzeburger Supermarkt wurde eine 48-jährige Frau bei einer Messerattacke getötet, während mutige Zeugen den Angreifer festhielten, bevor die Polizei eintraf, und die Staatsanwaltschaft ermittelt nun gegen den 44-jährigen Tatverdächtigen wegen des Verdachts auf Totschlag. #Kriminalität #Messerattacke #Ratzeburg

In Gießen hat sich ein 19-Jähriger blutverschmiert der Polizei gestellt, nachdem er in einer Wohnung einen tödlichen Messerangriff auf zwei Bekannte verübt hatte, wobei einer der Männer starb und der andere schwer verletzt ins Krankenhaus eingeliefert wurde. #Messerattacke #Gießen #Totschlag

Guten Morgen zusammen, es wird noch etwas dauern, bis ich über die Ereignisse in Chemnitz schreiben werde. Aber Neuigkeiten zum wegen des Totschlags an Daniel H. verurteilten Syrers Alaa S. gibt es. Er lebt aktuell in Berlin, hat eine Duldung bis Ende September, die wohl verlängert werden wird. Weitere Infos zum Fall in Chemnitz, den Auswirkungen auch und gerade in politischer Sicht und zum Täter kommen bald. #Chemnitz #Berlin #Nachrichten