Chaos was caused on Thursday morning, when it fell on a crowd that was concentrated. The majority of people there were strikers of the Verdi trade union.
One, while the driver was arrested. Reportedly, the injured are at least 20, including children.
According to the Bild newspaper, the MINI Cooper driver who scattered the horror is 24 years old.
‘It was not an accident’
Bavarian broadcasting (BR) Meanwhile, citing police sources, said the authorities.
Verdi demo in Munich.
Car races into the demo.— AlternativeMitte (@ZamirSh11842484)
The profile of the perpetrator of the attack on Munich
24 -year -old Afghan Farchad N., who drove his car this morning over a large number of protesters in the center of Munich, injuring 30 people, remained in Germany “absolutely legitimate”, Bavarian Interior Minister Joachim Hermann said tonight. Mr Herman also said that the detainee had not been arrested for theft in the past.
“According to current information, the perpetrator’s stay in Germany to date was absolutely legal,” Herman said, adding that his asylum request had been rejected, but later “the authorities ruled that he could not be deported then and then It was allowed to continue to stay in our country. ” In addition, the Bavarian Interior Minister clarified that the 24 -year -old had not been arrested for theft, as German media reported, but had come to the police as a witness for such cases as he worked as a private detective shop. The suspect had also not dealt with the authorities for drug offenses or any use of violence.
Joachim Hermann explained that Farkad N. arrived in Germany in 2016 as an unaccompanied minor refugee, with his asylum process completed in 2020, with rejection of the request and notice to leave the country. However, Munich’s services issued a “tolerance license” in April 2021 and a residence permit in October of that year. The young man attended school and completed vocational training in Germany and then worked as a detective for shops in two security companies.
“This was why there was initially a misunderstanding, precisely because he had appeared in several cases of theft in stores,” Mr Herman said, reconstructing his previous statements about the historical of the perpetrator of today’s attack.
How did the attack took place
The 24 -year -old perpetrator was driving a mini Cooper and was behind a crowd of 1,000 to 1,500 people, who participated in the concentration. They participated in hospitals, health services, public pools and other similar facilities demanding increases and more days of leave.
The event was followed by a police vehicle.
The perpetrator allegedly approached it and overtaken it. In fact, there are eyewitnesses who claim that the perpetrator deliberately accelerated before falling into the crowd.
Immediately he was almost immobilized and arrested by police officers who shot against him. It is not clear if it has been injured.
As all show, the perpetrator acted on his own, without any accomplice.
Salts: “No grace to the perpetrator”
The Chancellor’s condemnation of the attack on Munich and his departure from Germany was recently called for the Chancellor.
The “greatest rigor of the rule of law” was requested by Federal Interior Minister Nancy Fezer, while the Christian Union candidate (CDU/CSU) for Chancellor Friedrich Mertz said security would be the first priority of his government.
“The perpetrator cannot hope for any leniency. Must be punished and left the country. Such an act as this in Munich is neither tolerated nor acceptable. Therefore, it must be very clear that justice will use all means to take tough measures against the perpetrator, “Mr Saltz said.
At the same time, he stressed that “anyone who commits crimes in Germany will not only be strictly punished and will be taken to prison, but will have to wait and that he will not be able to continue his stay in Germany and this is even true for countries where returns are. Difficult. “
‘More deportations to found criminals’
In Afghanistan for found criminals. “This will also happen to the current perpetrator when the courts eventually make their ruling,” he added.
“Hard measures” and the “greatest rigor of the rule of law” also demanded federal interior minister Nancy Fezer. The federal government has “en masse” the laws on the expulsion of violent offenders and more deportations. “We are the only country in Europe to deport people to Afghanistan despite the Taliban domination and we will continue to do so,” he said.
“People’s security in Germany will be our first priority. We will consistently impose law and order. We must all feel safe again in our country. Something has to change in Germany, “said the leader of the Christian Democratic Party (CDU) Friedrich Mertz.
