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The mother of a Nottingham stabbing victim has raised questions over why the murder of her son was not treated as a racist attack.

Emma Webber declared it time to “consider the unpalatable” in discussions about Britain’s policing system and race, almost three years after her son, Barnaby Webber, was stabbed to death by a black man.

Valdo Calocane murdered three white people before attempting to kill another three in Nottingham, leaving them seriously injured on June 13 2023.

The murderer, a diagnosed paranoid schizophrenic, is now serving an indefinite hospital order in a high-security facility.

Much of the case has focused on Calocane’s mental illness, having been treated by Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust for two years before the attacks.

But, with the recent tragedy of Henry Nowak fuelling anger towards Britain’s policing system, Mrs Webber, Barnaby’s mother, has compared her son’s murder to the killing of the 18-year-old university student, who was stabbed to death with a Sikh ceremonial blade.

She called on Britain to address the relevance of race in crime across Britain and claimed that if Calocane was a white man who murdered black people, race would have played a larger role in discourse surrounding the incident.

“What we do need to do is be brave and have those really difficult discussions in this country,” Mrs Webber told The Telegraph.

“(Calocane) was a black man who killed three white people and tried to kill another three white people, and that was never part of the conversation.

“If it had been the other way round, it would have been.”

In the case of Henry Nowak, discussions surrounding the local police force’s commitment to Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) were catapulted into the limelight.

On the night of the murder, officers were originally called to the scene in Southampton on December 3 after the murderer’s brother lied and said he had been racially abused.

The finance student was left to die while police handcuffed him and read his rights, just as the victim slipped out of consciousness after repeating “I can’t breathe” nine times.

The force in question, Hampshire and Isle of Wight Constabulary, forced staff to endure diversity training against their will – despite receiving warnings against doing so.

Following a racism and misogyny scandal which led to the dismissal of five officers in 2021, the force introduced a mandatory equality and inclusion training programme.

The taxpayer-funded scheme cost £861,737 in total, which is roughly £144 for every employee over a three-year period.

Hampshire Police’s 6,250 members of staff were all made to undergo the in-house initiative.

After interviewing officers, Reading University’s Professor Netta Weinstein – one of the training course’s creators – warned that the course could “backfire, resulting in reinforcing bias or counterproductive behaviours”.

The force’s staff were trained to be aware of racism, unconscious bias, and privilege, alongside contested “critical race theory”.

One in seven of those at Hampshire Police had felt “controlled and pressured” to adopt these notions, living in fear “mistakes would have been held against me”, a damning survey exposed.

Meanwhile, a fifth said they feared being “rejected for saying the wrong thing”.

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by Mike McDaniel 

I’m not sure if he said it first, but Mark Steyn probably said it most clearly: Demographics is destiny. A society that doesn’t reproduce is going to perish. Unless it replenishes its population through immigration, in which case, it’s going to be a very different society, and almost certainly not one that nations’ founders ever envisioned. That’s the reality of contemporary Europe, including England, and it’s not pretty, as Matt Goodwin reports:

According to new figures from Eurostat, the people of Europe are experiencing the most profound demographic shift in their history. Between 2010 and today, in only 16 years, the number of foreign-born residents in Europe rocketed from 40million to more than 64million. In other words, Europe’s ruling class added 24million foreign-born residents in only 16 years, with nearly three-quarters coming from radically different cultures and nations.

The changes in specific nations are striking. Between 2015 and 2024, Germany’s immigrant population exploded from 11 million to more than 17 million. In Spain, it surged from 5.9 million to close to 10 million.

As in the UK, immigration is now the only reason Europe’s population is growing. Why? Because Europe’s people are no longer reproducing themselves naturally. Europe has now recorded more deaths than births every single year since 2012, with Latvia, Bulgaria and Lithuania suffering the sharpest falls.

Last year, in just one year, Europe’s natural population collapsed by 1.3 million, while net immigration added 2.3 million.

The birth replacement rate remains at 2.1children per woman, but that’s not happening. Europe’s rate is now 1.34, and in the UK, it’s 1.39, and 40% of all kids have one or two foreign-born parents. Spain is 1.10, Poland is 1.14, Italy is 1.18, Ireland and Sweden are 1.4, and France is 1.56. Unless their women begin to reproduce at a rate of at least 2.1, Sweden will no longer be Swedish, nor will the rest be recognizable as a native population.  The decline is happening fast:

Between 2010 and 2024, in just 14 years, the share of foreign-born people in Germany rocketed from 12.9 percent to 21 percent. In Austria, it is 22 per cent. In Ireland, it is 23 percent. In Sweden, it is 21 percent. In the UK, thanks to the ‘Boriswave’, it is 20 percent. In Spain, it’s 19 percent. These are all record highs and point to a continent that’s being transformed in terms of both its demography and culture.

Alarming too is that European nations are granting citizenship to people from very different, often hostile, cultures with no intention of assimilating or even learning the language.

In Vienna, for instance, 42 percent of all pupils at state schools are Muslim, while in Berlin, Hamburg, and other parts of Germany more than half of all school pupils are migrants or the children of migrants (like parts of the UK).

Muslim immigration has skyrocketed, and immigrant rape gangs roam the streets. The UK has an insane rate of gang rape, and the police ignore it and harass women who dare to report rapes. The same is true of Sweden, where hand grenade(!) attacks have become common. Wherever there is substantial Muslim immigration, there are “no go” zones for police, where Sharia rules. Importing violent, medieval immigrants determined to conquer their adopted lands turns out to have rather severe consequences for the conquered. It would be impossible to reestablish the rule of law without requiring the police to cause severe bloodshed, so squeamish politicians watch their cultures disintegrate.

As European populations age, the problem worsens:

Look at Poland, for example. While Poland’s been one of the most vocal critics of mass immigration, between 2005 and 2025 it also experienced the sharpest increase of all European nations in the share of pensioners, which rocketed from 13 to 21 per cent. If the likes of Poland cannot find a way of boosting the fertility rate, for how long will they be able to resist the same demographic pressures that are radically reshaping other nations?

At this rate, it’s not going to take long for Europe, the birthplace of the Enlightenment, to regress to the Dark Ages, full of people incapable of building and maintaining the modern world and forever expecting increasingly old populations that know and can do such things to provide for them.

Again, this is particularly dangerous where Muslims overrun a nation, because their goal is never assimilation, but conquest. Once their populations are sufficiently large, they don’t build but destroy and rule the rubble. 

It’s tempting to say this is civilizational suicide, but it’s not. It’s an intentional failure of the people who swore to defend and maintain their nations, not that the result will differ.

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Last Friday, a 46-year-old man harassed a 17-year-old girl at Giessen railway station.

The man touched the young woman several times against her will on her legs and upper body.

When the woman’s 51-year-old mother intervened, the 46-year-old Turkish man verbally threatened her and tried to spit at her.

Several people came to the aid of the two women, who are from Ukraine, and were able to separate the individuals by intervening.

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A Virginia Circuit Court has dismissed criminal charges against Richard Cox, a registered sex offender who identifies as a transgender woman and who was accused of exposing himself to women and girls in female locker rooms across Northern Virginia.

In court, Cox argued that he had a right to access female-only facilities based on his gender identity, citing local policies in Fairfax and Arlington counties that allow individuals to use bathrooms and locker rooms corresponding to their self-declared gender.

The controversy first emerged in 2024, when Cox began frequenting women’s locker rooms and changing facilities at public recreation centers and school-based aquatic facilities throughout Fairfax and Arlington counties. According to police reports and court filings, Cox used women’s locker rooms at multiple locations, including facilities located inside Arlington County high schools, where he accessed public swimming pools during community-use hours.

Women and girls subsequently reported Cox to authorities, alleging that he exposed his penis while using the facilities. The complaints prompted investigations by both Fairfax County and Arlington County law enforcement.

When questioned by police, Cox maintained that local policies permitted his use of women’s facilities. In body-camera footage obtained by local media, Cox told officers that his civil rights as a “transgender woman” entitled him to use public restrooms and changing rooms consistent with his gender identity.

As the case gained public attention, it emerged that Cox was a registered sex offender. According to the Virginia Sex Offender Registry, Cox is classified as a Tier III offender—the highest level under Virginia law—which generally requires lifetime registration and monitoring.

Court records indicate that Cox has been listed on the Virginia Sex Offender Registry since at least 1998. Public records and court filings show a lengthy criminal history, including prior child-pornography-related convictions that contributed to his status as a registered sex offender.

Arlington County authorities ultimately pursued criminal charges related to Cox’s presence near schools and youth programs, as well as allegations that he exposed himself in women’s locker rooms.

While Fairfax County police investigated complaints arising from Cox’s use of female facilities, Arlington prosecutors charged him under a Virginia statute restricting certain convicted sex offenders from loitering near schools and child-focused programs. Prosecutors alleged that Cox repeatedly entered facilities located near schools and youth activities, including school locker rooms and recreational centers, in violation of state law.

The Commonwealth also pursued charges stemming from allegations that Cox exposed himself to women and girls while using those facilities. In court, multiple women offered testimonies detailing inappropriate behavior by Cox while he was using the female facilities.

In one case, a disturbed mother said she and her 5-year-old daughter went to use a public women’s locker at an Arlington-area school after a swim class when she saw Cox touching himself while nude in a shower stall with the curtain open. In another, a different woman said that she and her two young daughters were at the Barcroft Sports and Fitness Center for a gymnastics class when they found Cox naked in the girls’ locker room.

A 17-year-old lifeguard who worked at one of the Arlington pools said she also witnessed Cox naked in a school locker room.

During the hearings, Cox reportedly reprimanded the prosecutor for “misgendering” him, and attempted to have the judge order the prosecution to refer to him using feminine pronouns. The judge declined.

Cox’s attorneys challenged the indictments, arguing that the “loitering” statute relied upon by prosecutors was unconstitutional.

On June 2, Arlington County Circuit Court Judge Daniel Lopez agreed, dismissing the indictments after concluding that the law was unconstitutionally vague.

In his ruling, Lopez found that the statute criminalized “loitering” within 100 feet of schools and child day programs for certain registered sex offenders, but failed to clearly define what conduct constituted loitering. The court concluded that the law did not provide adequate notice of what behavior was prohibited and could result in arbitrary or inconsistent enforcement.

The ruling is significant because it did not merely address how the statute was applied in Cox’s case. Instead, the court found that the statute itself was constitutionally defective.

The Arlington Commonwealth’s Attorney’s Office has appealed the decision, and the case is now headed to the Virginia Court of Appeals. Virginia Attorney General Jay Jones is expected to represent the Commonwealth during the appeal.

Separate from the dismissed indictments, Cox continues to face additional legal troubles in both Arlington and Fairfax counties.

At the time of his arrest in 2024, Cox was found to be in possession of child sexual abuse material, and investigators found schedules on his phone pertaining to girls’ gymnastics and swimming classes at the very recreation centers he was known to frequent.

Cox was recently convicted by a jury on the charges involving possession of child pornography.

Separately, Cox is also facing a sexual-assault charge connected to allegations dating back to 1988. The complainant told local media that recent reporting about Cox’s use of women’s locker rooms prompted her to come forward and report the decades-old allegation to police.

That Fairfax County case remains active and is continuing through the court system. Cox has not been convicted of the sexual-assault allegation, and the charge remains pending.

For now, Cox remains in custody at the Arlington County jail as prosecutors pursue their appeal and the remaining criminal cases proceed through Virginia’s courts.

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UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has publicly accused tech billionaire Elon Musk of attempting to incite division following the murder of eighteen-year-old Henry Nowak.

BBC News reports that the murder of British teen Henry Nowak has sparked protests in Southampton and reignited debates about police conduct and alleged disparities in law enforcement. Elon Musk entered the controversy on Tuesday when he posted on X, writing: “Send the video to everyone you know showing how heinously Nowak was treated by the police in his dying moments and how the police cravenly kowtowed to his murderer. Legacy mainstream media, same ones who wrote about George Floyd millions of times, are dead silent about Nowak.”

Send the video to everyone you know showing how heinously Nowak was treated by the police in his dying moments and how the police cravenly kowtowed to his murderer.

Legacy mainstream media, same ones who wrote about George Floyd millions of times, are dead silent about Nowak.

— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) June 2, 2026

During a visit to York on Thursday, Starmer responded forcefully to Musk’s comments, accusing him of interfering in British politics. He said: “We need to also assert who we are as a country, because Musk, again, has been interfering in our politics in the last few days, trying to whip up division – that is not who we are in Britain. In Britain, we are reasonable, tolerant people. When we have a terrible case like Henry’s case, Henry Nowak, we react calmly, as his family have done.”

The Prime Minister emphasized that Nowak’s grieving family had specifically appealed for calm in the aftermath of the tragedy. Following the sentencing, Henry Nowak’s father Mark made a public statement outside the court, saying: “We do not want his death to be used to create further division, hatred or tension. We want his story to make our streets safer for everyone.”

Sir Keir stated that the Independent Office for Police Conduct is investigating the officers’ behavior and that the National Police Chiefs Council guidance around race is being reviewed as a result of this case. When asked whether he supported Conservative calls for a full misconduct investigation against the involved officers, the Prime Minister emphasized the importance of political leadership.

He said: “I think it’s right that there may need to be changes and we shouldn’t shy away from that, not for one moment. But how we conduct ourselves now as politicians is really important. And I call on all politicians, all politicians, to just listen again to what the family are asking of us, which is to remain calm, to show the leadership that’s needed here and not allow this case to be used to whip up division.”

Breitbart News previously reported that Nigel Farage has said English people should react to the murder with “pure, cold, rage,” and that the police must end their polities of anti-white discrimination:

The British government manages race relations with hate speech laws, a “DEI” (Diversity, Equity, Inclusion) culture, and “positive discrimination” in favour of ethnic minorities over non-whites, Farage said. Thus, Britons should not be surprised at the instinctive response of police officers responding to a crime scene and deciding who to believe between a Sikh man alleging racial abuse and a white man alleging a stabbing.

While he condemned the individual decisions of the officers on the scene, Farage made clear they were reacting to their training, the policing culture, and its incentive structures. He said, “Much as we condemn the two police officers involved here, think of this, the biggest fear a police officer now has going about his or her duty on the street is the fear of being reported for having acted in a way that was racially biased. That fear now greater than dealing with a dying man lying on the ground.”

The BBC has been forced to issue a groveling apology to Farage after making up and repeating false quotes:

The BBC presenter wrongfully asserted three times that Farage had said “white, cold rage” was justified in response to Nowak’s death. In reality, the Reform boss had said that “pure, cold rage” was an understandable response from the public.

Mr Chorley claimed that he had misremembered the quote. Although he apologised, the BBC journalist claimed that the false quotes “didn’t change the content” of the interview in which he repeated them, despite some feeling the invented quote added a racialised element to the public anger.

BBC Newsnight host Victoria Derbyshire also issued an on-air apology for the false quotes and said that the episode in question had been removed from the BBC’s video and audio streaming services.

Follow the latest on the Henry Nowak murder here.

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Oddly enough there’s no similar effort to track anti-Christian or anti-Jewish conversation. There’s only one ideology that gets the privilege of having the full powers of the Starmer police state deployed on its behalf.

Curiously, it’s the same ideology that people have to worry getting stabbed by. Which is why the peak of the political suppression of any criticism of Islam was deployed after a Muslim terrorist stabbed three little girls to death while the authorities swore up and down that he was a Christian and sent the police after anyone who said otherwise.

After its latest round of political defeats, the Starmer regime and its security minister, Shabana Mahmood, have been promising that there’ll be no more police censorship of speech. So much for that.

A police force has been accused of threatening free speech after telling officers to record instances of “hostility” towards Muslims.

South Wales Police has instructed staff to log anything that goes beyond “legitimate” discussion of Islam.

Campaigners fear this subjective definition gives officers the power to decide what is acceptable behaviour and could have a “chilling effect” on free speech.

They argue that if an officer decides someone has crossed the line in a conversation about Islam or Muslims, they will create a record of an anti-social behaviour incident, which would then be disclosed if the person who said it was vetted by an employer.

Lord Young, the founder of the Free Speech Union, said the force risked “penalising people for expressing misgivings about Islam”, contrary to free speech protections enshrined in law.

Who gets to decide what exactly is “legitimate” discussion of Islam? The same people who warned Gideon Falter, a Jewish man that if he were any closer to a terrorist rally, he would be arrested for being “visibly Jewish”, the same people who arrested both the Koran burner and the man who stabbed him, kept the former, Hamit Coskun, locked up, and freed the stabbed on bail, and the people who generally think the only legitimate discussion of Islam is praising how wonderfully peaceful and tolerant it is after every stabbing.

But of course the whole purpose of outsourcing the interpretation of legitimate free speech to politically correct coppers is to cap free speech and create a culture of intimidation. That’s why the British police arrested a man who came to a pro-Hamas rally with a sign condemning both Israel and Hamas.

There’s no such thing as ‘illegitimate’ critical discussion about Israel and Jews, or Christianity, and no such thing as legitimate critical discussion about Islam in the two-tier totalitarian state.

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Spanish police investigators have concluded that Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez was aware of an alleged covert operation, run from within his own party, to obstruct court cases that reached into the Spanish Government.

The Guardia Civil’s Central Operational Unit (UCO) has said Sánchez had “knowledge of the activity” carried out by Leire Díez, a former Socialist member cast in the case as the group’s fontanera, or fixer, according to a judicial summary released this week.

The conclusions form part of what Spanish media call the Leire case, an investigation led by National Court judge Santiago Pedraz into the alleged cloacas — the “sewers”, or dirty-tricks unit — of the Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party (PSOE).

Pedraz holds that Díez and Santos Cerdán, the PSOE’s former organisation secretary, led a network whose purpose was to protect the interests at stake in court cases affecting the party and, directly or indirectly, members of the government and Sánchez himself, the summary said.

The UCO has reported that, in intercepted conversations, those under investigation referred to the “presi” — a familiar term for the president of the government — as someone aware of the network’s movements. The agency said the alleged plot worked in two ways.

First, by offering investigated individuals more favourable treatment, money or public-sector jobs in return for compromising material on judges, prosecutors and Guardia Civil officers. Second, by paying people to change their testimony in court.

A PARTY-FUNDED NETWORK

Investigators have alleged that the operation was paid for by the PSOE through false invoices and, in some cases, shell companies. Cerdán is said to have placed the party’s own structures at the network’s disposal to cover its costs.

The UCO named two party employees, Covadonga San Pedro and Celia Rodríguez, as having handled some of the group’s practical needs.

Gaspar Zarrías, a former vice-president of the regional government of Andalusia, southern Spain, allegedly took charge of legal matters. His consultancy was used as a front to pay Díez €16,000 across four instalments.

The party manager, Ana María Fuentes, is accused of falsifying two commission notes to disguise payments to two lawyers, Ismael Oliver and Jacobo Teijelo. Teijelo is reported to have received at least €125,000 from the PSOE.

He is alleged to have arranged meetings aimed at undermining fuel-fraud cases that investigators believed were linked to the party’s own legal troubles, and at gathering damaging material on UCO officers.

Oliver, for his part, was allegedly chosen to take over the defence of Koldo García, a figure in a separate graft case, and to channel complaints against the Guardia Civil that were later passed to the media. A businessman, Javier Pérez Dolset, is described as a direct source of information for Díez who accompanied her to several key meetings.

CONTACTS AT THE TOP

The summary alleges that Díez opened direct lines to the State Prosecutor’s Office (FGE) and even held face-to-face meetings at its Madrid headquarters during the tenure of the then attorney general, Álvaro García Ortiz.

Díez arranged the approach after repeated failed attempts by a lawyer for the former police commissioner José Manuel Villarejo to reach the anti-corruption prosecutor.

In one intercepted message, Díez assured Villarejo’s lawyer that “the FGE” would receive them directly. The UCO said her wording pointed to direct, top-level contact with the person she called the attorney general.

Investigators say at least two meetings took place at the prosecution service’s offices on Calle Fortuny in Madrid, on March 6 and April 4, 2025. Díez’s phone recorded a location at the building’s door on one of the agreed dates.

The UCO also believes that Juan Francisco Serrano, a former chief of staff to Sánchez, was aware of the network’s work and fielded queries from Díez.

Investigators say she repeatedly claimed she could secure a public-sector job for a woman who was preparing to report a prosecutor, though the woman’s employment never changed. The woman, who later testified before the Guardia Civil, was said to have met Socialist figures at the party’s headquarters.

A GOVERNMENT UNDER PRESSURE

The summary deepens the legal jeopardy facing Sánchez’s administration. Pedraz has already named Cerdán, Fuentes and Zarrías as formal suspects, and the UCO searched the PSOE’s federal headquarters at Ferraz in Madrid on May 26 this year.

Investigators have also examined the network’s interest in cases touching the prime minister’s inner circle, including one involving his brother.

The PSOE has so far declined to bring its own complaint against Díez, saying the matter remains at the stage of preliminary indications. The opposition, including the right-wing Vox, has seized on the findings, arguing they point to an attempt to subvert the rule of law.

Sánchez, who leads a minority coalition, has repeatedly denied wrongdoing in the string of corruption cases that have reached his party and his family. The allegations set out in the summary remain unproven, and those named are entitled to the presumption of innocence as Pedraz’s inquiry continues.

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Jordan Bardella has topped a new French opinion poll, with 47% of respondents saying they want him to play an important role in the country’s political life in the months and years ahead.

The survey, carried out by Verian for Le Figaro between May 31 and June 2, gave Bardella his highest score since the polling series began. The president of the Rassemblement National gained six points compared to the previous month.

Marine Le Pen, the party’s most prominent figure, also gained support, rising four points to 40%. The poll found that 40% of respondents wanted her to play an important role in French politics in the future.

Several other politicians associated with the national Right also recorded gains. Marion Maréchal rose to 27%, Éric Ciotti reached 24%, and Robert Ménard climbed to 20%.

The poll was conducted immediately after riots broke out in several French cities following Paris Saint-Germain’s victory in the UEFA Champions League final.

For several days, television broadcasts and social media were dominated by images of looting, clashes with police, fires, and damage to property.

The government’s response also drew attention. Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau’s description of the disorder as isolated incidents was met with criticism from some members of the public.

The latest figures continue a trend seen in recent years. Issues such as crime, immigration, and public order have often coincided with growing support for the Rassemblement National.

France has experienced a series of major events linked to those issues over the past decade, including the terrorist attacks of 2015, large-scale immigration, the nationwide riots of 2023 following the death of Nahel Merzouk, and repeated outbreaks of violence in some urban areas.

For many years, rival parties have often worked together during elections to prevent the Rassemblement National from winning power. However, that approach appears to be weakening as France’s political landscape becomes increasingly fragmented.

The poll does not measure voting intentions for the next presidential election, which is less than a year away. However, it suggests that Bardella and his party continue to benefit from public concern about security and public order.

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A tragic incident has deeply shaken the community at a special needs school in Koblenz, Rhineland-Palatinate. An 11-year-old disabled girl, who eagerly attended classes despite suffering from a serious illness, became the victim of a horrific sexual assault from an Afghan migrant, who threatened her through the assault at knifepoint inside a school toilet. Shockingly, he allegedly did not conduct the assault alone, but he had an accomplice who has still not been apprehended.

Providing insight into the terrifying ordeal, Bilal Colak, the family’s lawyer, told Bild newspaper: “The girl told me that one of the two young men was at the scene of the abuse, pulled down his pants. A knife was also involved.“

“Samira,” a pseudonym used to protect the child’s identity, was inside her school on April 28 when a 20-year-old unemployed Afghan man named Nassar S. allegedly breached school security to sexually abuse her. The targeted facility was the Hans-Zulliger-School, which features a prominent warning sign at its entrance reading: “School grounds. Entry prohibited for unauthorized persons.“

Despite this security measure, Nassar S. and an accomplice allegedly entered the building illegally and hid, waiting for a vulnerable target. When Samira briefly left her classroom to use the restroom, the men allegedly trapped her.

The victim was reportedly threatened with the weapon throughout the encounter.

Traumatized by the event, the young girl remained silent for days before finally confiding in her sister, which prompted the family to immediately file a police report.

This led to the arrest of the primary suspect, who has been held in custody since May 5. A classmate also recalled that Samira had been missing from class for about 20 minutes while in the restroom.

The school administration has declined to comment on specific details of the case, citing the “ongoing police investigations.” The scope of the investigation has since widened as authorities look into whether Nassar S. targeted other children.

Koblenz Chief Public Prosecutor Kirsten Mietasch shed light on the expanding case, confirming: “It is true that there is another criminal complaint against the accused for an alleged sexual offense.”

Furthermore, a spokeswoman for the Public Prosecutor’s Office confirmed “investigations are being conducted regarding a possible accomplice” regarding the sexual assault against Samira.

While the suspected accomplice has gone into hiding, local parents have voiced their concern, noting that both men are notorious in the area as troublemakers who are known for “specifically targeting young girls.”

In response to the incident, police spokesman Jürgen Fachinger noted that law enforcement has increased its visibility around the campus using both marked patrols and plainclothes officers.

The Supervisory and Service Directorate (ADD) in Trier, which acts as the responsible school authority, has also deployed emergency resources. Explaining the institutional response, spokesperson Eveline Dziendziol stated: “The school has set up a crisis team. In addition to the school administration, this includes school social workers, guidance counselors, school supervisors, school authorities, school psychology services and police representatives.”

According to Dziendziol, extensive counseling and support networks have been established for the student body. The school has also upgraded its physical security, utilizing an intercom system equipped with an image function on the entrance doors and strictly reinforcing staff supervision during recess periods.

Local families are still terrified, with many parents now escorting their disabled children to school.

One mother asked Bild: “If our children are no longer even safe at school – where then?“

There have been numerous cases of migrants targeting children inside schools and kindergartens in Germany in recent years. One of the most horrifying cases involves Afghan man Enamullah O., who went into a “bloody frenzy” and started stabbing kindergarten-aged children in the Bavarian city of Aschaffenburg in 2025. A 2-year-old boy was stabbed to death and a man lost his life during the attack. A caregiver also broke her arm trying to fight the man off. Another victim was also stabbed. It later emerged that the Afghan man should have already been deported.

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A prominent LGBTQ activist and drag queen has been charged with the possession of child pornography. Berlin-based performer “Jurassica Parka,” whose real name is Mario Olszinski, has been charged with hoarding 131 video files containing suspected child pornography, totaling five hours and 25 minutes in length, as well as 28 images.

In July of 2025, the Berlin public prosecutor’s office confirmed that police searched Olszinski’s apartment in Schöneberg after receiving a tip from the US-based National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC), which linked the Olszinski’s IP address to suspected child-pornography access and storage.

An investigation was opened, and it revealed that Olszinski had previously been convicted by the Tiergarten District Court in October 2023 for acquiring, possessing, and distributing child pornography. Olszinski was handed a reduced sentence at the time, because, according to the judgement, he was “remorseful and confessed, the act was spontaneous, and the offense had occurred some time ago.” As a result he was charged a fine of approximately €11,000, or, a €70 daily fee over the course of 160 days.

Olszinski was not immediately charged, and attempted to initially defend himself on social media.

A prominent German drag queen has been named as the subject of an investigation into the distribution of child sexual abuse material.

Jurassica Parka, born Mario Olszinski, is a former "Queer Berlin Ambassador."https://t.co/gl9mbLisBC

— REDUXX (@reduxx) October 23, 2025

But formal charges have now been lodged against Olszinski after months of investigation, and police have made it clear that the content is independent of Olszinski’s 2023 conviction and pertain to new instances and materials.

A spokesperson for the public prosecutor’s office told German outlet WELT that Olszinski’s prior conviction could have an aggravating effect on his current case, and may result in a prison sentence.

Despite the fact that Olszinski identifies as a gay man, most German-language news outlets referred to him using feminine pronouns.

In a 2015 interview, Olszinski explained that the “the urge to wear women’s clothes has always been in me,” and described childhood memories wearing his grandmother’s clothes. In that same interview, Olszinski claimed that wearing women’s clothes was a way for him to “express” himself.

“I have for myself found a channel through which I could release energy, immediately I was hooked,” he told the interviewer.

“Jurassica Parka” is a well-known activist in Berlin’s political and cultural scene for over a decade, and even performed his own theater show in Berlin-Kreuzberg. has previously held the title of “Miss Christopher Street Day” at Berlin’s annual pride event. He has also acted as a “Queer Berlin Ambassador” for the tourism campaign by Place2Be Berlin, officially representing the LGBTIQ scene in the city.

As a result of his prominence, Olszinski has been photographed rubbing shoulders with top politicians and celebrities in Germany, and frequently gets invited to influential entertainment events. He frequently appeared as a campaign supporter for the Berlin Social Democratic Party (SPD), especially during the 2021 state parliament election.

In April 2024, the German Foreign Office (Auswärtiges Amt) and German Embassy in Tokyo invited Olszinski to the Tokyo Rainbow Pride (Tokyo CSD), where he participated in the parade and offered face painting services to children.

The total cost to taxpayers for the trip was €6,000, as confirmed by the Foreign Office in response to a NIUS inquiry. At the time, he had already been convicted in 2023 for distributing child pornography material.

On July 14, 2025, Olszinski moderated the Gemeinsambunt benefit gala at the Theater des Westens in Berlin. The event was organized with involvement from the Berlin Police, among others, and was under the patronage (Schirmherrschaft) of Berlin’s Police President Barbara Slowik.

Reduxx has learned that a prominent transgender police officer in Germany has been posting fetish content involving children on social media.

Ria Cybill Geyer has been sharing fetish photos featuring themes of little boys being forcibly "transitioned."https://t.co/mpjYqhy6SL

— REDUXX (@reduxx) November 16, 2023

This is not the first instance in which a sexual predator has had support from the Berlin Police. In 2023, Reduxx revealed that a trans-identified male working for the Berlin police force had been posting fetish content online, some of which involved themes of transitioning and sexualizing children. Ria Cybill Geyer, born Reiner Geyer, also had led LGBTQ workshops at schools.

As Geyer discussed in a debate for Klartext, he had been involved in “SCHLAU workshops,” which are held with youth to “promote the acceptance of diversity.” The programs receive funding from the Ministry for Children, Youth, Family, Equality, Flight and Integration of the State of North Rhine-Westphalia.

One of the first accounts followed by Geyer on Pinterest, Sabine Satin, shares a variety of images known as “sissy captions,” featuring photos of young women in lingerie, sometimes bound and gagged and appearing to be in pain, with sexual text displayed alongside the images.

“Become this girl. Tell me how it feels,” read one caption. Another depicted a young woman wearing a collar and a leash and says “own me, take me, use me.” Other images depicted underage boys in lingerie.

In addition to his role as a police officer, Geyer boasted several other titles connected to the government and trans activism. Like Olszinski, he was appointed as a representative for the Social Democratic party (SPD), and in that capacity, he worked with law enforcement as an “SPDqueer” officer.

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