Month: June 2020

After the serious clashes on April 27 and May 1, 2020 on the street Von-Ossietzky-Ring in Hörsterfeld, the police in Essen are searching for 32-year-old Mahmoud Habrat (photos above) with photos. He is accused of hitting an opponent on the head with a machete during the clashes in public space on May 1. He is also strongly suspected of having dealt in narcotics on a commercial basis and of having resisted police officers.

The police are now searching for the suspect with two pictures. Who can provide information on the whereabouts of the wanted man? Almost eight weeks after the clashes in Hörsterfeld, the officers of the Special Task Force (BAO) Clan Action Plan are still meticulously investigating the events and actions. The BAO Action Plan Clan takes information by calling the central telephone number 0201/829-0.

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WATCH: Civil war-like scenes in Vienna, Austria – Turks fighting against Antifa https://t.co/PC3RDUCLlm

— Fred Alan Medforth (@FredMedforth) June 26, 2020

The Turkish Foreign Ministry on Monday (Jun 29) strongly criticised Austria’s handling of Kurdish protests in Vienna by groups the ministry said were linked to Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) militants.

There were some small Kurdish demonstrations last week that Turkish nationalist counter-protesters sought to disrupt, throwing stones and fireworks, according to Austrian police.

Police said they made three arrests and that another protest on Saturday was peaceful.

“Austria’s ambassador to Ankara will be invited to our ministry and informed of our concern about the four days of protests, and the use of force against Turkish youths by Austrian security forces,” the ministry said.

Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz said on Twitter on Sunday: “We do not want to see images of violence in the streets in Austria, particularly in Vienna, and will therefore not allow conflicts be brought from Turkey into Austria!”

Austria’s Foreign Ministry said over the weekend it would invite Turkey’s ambassador for a discussion on Monday.

PKK militants have been fighting an insurgency against the Turkish state in mainly Kurdish southeast Turkey since 1984.

More than 40,000 people have been killed in the conflict.

The Turkish military is currently conducting operations against the PKK in northern Iraq, where it has bases. The PKK is designated as a terrorist group by Turkey, the European Union and the United States.

The ministry said it condemned “harsh intervention” by Austrian security forces which resulted in youths of Turkish-origin being injured and some workplaces belonging to the Turkish community suffering damage during the protests. 

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Austria: Turkish-born man strangles his wife and throws the body into a river – 150 relatives of the victim besiege the house of the murderer and swear blood revenge https://t.co/y2WYhtMGiZ

— Fred Alan Medforth (@FredMedforth) June 28, 2020

The sudden success in the investigation of the police in the case of the murdered Bircan D.-Ü. could have a completely different background than previously known. Bircan was reported missing last week in Imst, Tyrol. On Saturday, 150 angry Turks gathered in front of the house of the surviving husband. Then the police intervened and got a confession.These are the new manners in the new Austria. About 150 angry Turks are said to have surrounded the house of Taylan Ü. and threatened bloody revenge. At first there was talk that a large group of people had disturbed the man’s arrest. In fact, however, the police probably saved the Turk from the revenge of the relatives of his dead wife.

Ü. confessed to the officers a little later that he had strangled his 31-year-old wife, suffocated her with a cushion and thrown her into the river Inn. His motive would have been jealousy. The media suspect that the escalating situation among the Turkish community was helpful for the quick confession. The woman’s relatives probably quickly had a very concrete suspicion as to who could really be behind the disappearance of the pretty mother of a 2-year-old daughter.The police had to bring in 15 vehicles and the special unit Cobra to bring the raging mob under control. The people demanded to settle the matter with Taylan Ü. himself. In view of legislation and the monopoly on the use of force, the officials did not grant the demand and Ü. was arrested and taken away.

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She had disappeared without trace for days! But now the terrible suspicion is confirmed that the 31-year-old Bircan D.-Ü. in Imst in Tyrol was suffocated by her husband and thrown into the river Inn. The body of the young mother has not yet been discovered. The suspected perpetrator was arrested on Saturday – according to the police, he has now confessed to the crime.All night from Saturday to Sunday the Turkish-born murder suspect was under interrogation by the Tyrolean criminologists. Bit by bit the man revealed what had happened. According to initial information, the perpetrator had attacked the young woman – presumably out of raging jealousy – and strangled her to death.

Bircan D.-Ü. was last seen on Thursday morning near the common residence on the street Eichenweg in Imst. Since then the 31-year-old has been considered to have disappeared without a trace. Several searches remained in vain. According to the Tyrolean State Office of Criminal Investigation, “messages had been sent from her mobile phone to family members indicating that her husband was now to look after their son”.After the Tyrolean police had started intensive investigations, the pressure became too much for the husband on Saturday evening. “The 33-year-old suspect confessed to killing his wife. According to his statement, there was a violent argument between the couple, which escalated to such an extent that he choked his wife and suffocated her with a pillow,” the investigators said. He then threw the body into the river Inn.The mobile phone messages that had been sent to the woman’s family members were apparently written by the suspect. “The messages were written to divert suspicion towards the suicide of his wife.”In the course of the arrest on Saturday evening, a massive police operation took place in Imst because about 150 people – family members and onlookers – had gathered in front of the house.Because enraged relatives of the victim apparently swore blood revenge, the suspect had to be protected by the special task force Cobra.On Sunday, the body of the 31-year-old is to be searched for in the river Inn. However, the search is likely to be difficult due to the flooded river. In addition, the 33-year-old’s car, with which he brought his wife’s body to the Inn, will be forensically examined.

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In recent days and weeks there has been a surge of accusations of racism against the Mohren brewery ( Mohr means Moor in the English language). According to the company, an objective dialogue is no longer possible.

Since the beginning of the radical left-wing “Black Lives Matter” movement, hostility against the traditional Dornbirn brewery because of its logo has increased massively. Employees were called “dirtbag” and “Nazis” on the answering machine.The brewery now had to act and temporarily shut down its Facebook account.An online petition supports the company, which has a stylized Moor’s head in its logo.Almost 9,000 people had signed up so far. The Medium Online Vorarlberg has started a survey, which showed a clear result and proves once again that leftists and left-wing extremists are only a minority with their concerns.By the way, the Moor’s head is based on the holy Mauritius, a black person that is venerated as a Saint by the Christians since the 4th century. CEO Thomas Pachole said it would be wrong to change something that has already existed for 200 years. In fact, in such debates about ethics it is usually overlooked that there is no real pressure from the public. Few noisy left-wing extremists are quoted by the media, thus feigning a scandal that never was one.

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