An Iranian – known to the police, with several previous convictions and 27 identities – is ‘wreaking havoc’ in Krefeld. He demolishes cars and sets several fires. While the mainstream media report on the ‘angry Iranian’, a police union representative makes it crystal clear: You can definitely ‘speak of a terrorist aspect’.
The scene of this madness involving migrants: Krefeld. There, a suspected arsonist – a 38-year-old Iranian – went on the rampage by spreading petrol in the foyer of a cinema on Thursday evening. The police probably prevented worse, intervened and put the migrant out of action with at least one shot. The arsonist was taken to hospital with serious injuries. This incident was preceded by several fire alarms in the city centre. The deputy federal chairman of the German police union, Manuel Ostermann, emphasises where this migration policy has taken us. In an interview with RTL West, the trade unionist emphasises that it is certainly possible to speak of a ‘terrorist aspect’ here, as the Iranian ultimately wanted to cause as much damage as possible:
Prior to the incident in Krefeld, which the mainstream media continues to claim was not an act of terrorism, the Iranian had already caused damage in Krefeld. According to the Bild newspaper, he is said to have damaged the window of a petrol station last week, whereupon he was temporarily arrested by the police but released again. On Tuesday, there was another incident at the Krefeld Immigration Office. The Iranian is said to have intimidated an employee there because he refused to issue him a residence permit under a false identity. The man stood up in front of the officer with his fists clenched so that the police had to intervene again. During the subsequent questioning, he apparently gave false personal details again.
The immigration office is located in the immediate vicinity of the Cinemaxx cinema in question, where the man poured petrol on Thursday evening. As researched by the news channel AUF1, the Iranian man who went on the rampage in Krefeld apparently attacked a petrol station last week. According to initial findings, the migrant launched the series of arson attacks last Thursday by torching a Caritas drug aid minibus. He then set fire to his own attic flat and attacked the employment agency by throwing an incendiary device there. On the way to the main railway station, near the cinema, he also threatened a 16-year-old with a knife. At the time of the incident in the cinema, which the Iranian apparently wanted to set on fire, there were around 150 people in the building.