Less than two months after a Syrian man (20) stabbed a Hungarian man (33) in Dresden’s Johannstadt district, the public prosecutor’s office has brought charges of attempted murder against the brutal knifeman.
The victim of the knife attack, Balazs B. (33) could only be saved by emergency surgery. Public prosecutor Steve Schulze-Reinhold (41): “We assume that the accused has carried out the crime with the characteristic of insidiousness.
On May 19, the Syrian Rami al M. had visited his acquaintance and spent the evening with him, then he stabbed him several times and fled the flat.
The victim dragged himself to the street Dürerstraße covered in blood, residents called the emergency doctor – an anti-terror unit later arrested the Syrian.
The victim was wearing a dress at the time of the crime. Acquaintances report that he was a transvestite and that the two had an affair. According to the newspaper BILD, drugs were also involved. Even the Hungarian cannot say what exactly triggered the crime. The accused remains silent about the motive.