Roll up the murder process in Stuttgart: Distributed lay judge with a cell phone!

Roll up the murder process in Stuttgart: Distributed lay judge with a cell phone!

Stuttgart, Deutschland - A violent incident in the gang milieu von Stuttgart led to the resumption of a murder process after a lay judge looked at his mobile phone during a negotiation and read a WhatsApp message. According to Landtag Baden-Württemberg must be re-rolled up, including all previous negotiations and testimony. The new trial start is scheduled for January 7, 2025. The main defendants, Steven G. (22) and Eren B. (21), are suspected of having shot the 34-year-old Hasan T. in Zuffenhausen in March 2023, who was seriously injured and is in a wheelchair today. You will be accused of attempted murder.

Details of the incident

Hasan T. suffered massive injuries during the attack, but was saved despite considerable blood loss and respiratory paralysis. In addition to the main defendants, there is also a third suspect, Azad G. (21), in custody that is said to have sawn the murder weapon after the crime and is said to have buried in the forest. According to the prosecutor Peter Holzwarth, the accused are said to have driven to the opposing gang leader and called his name before Steven G. shot on Hasan T. three times while Eren also scored, but did not hit.

The process runs over a total of 14 days of negotiations, with an expected judgment on April 29. The accused threaten up to ten years in prison. The judge Verena Alexander places great hopes that the cell phones will not be used during the negotiation to avoid further escapades.

-transmitted by West-East media