Clan scandal in the court: Reporter brutally attacked at al-Zein negotiation!

Clan scandal in the court: Reporter brutally attacked at al-Zein negotiation!

A dramatic incident in a Berlin courtroom is the focus of the public power and audacity criminal clans! The experienced reporter of "Spiegel TV", Thomas Heise, was the victim of a brutal attack at a negotiation in the Berlin Administrative Court. At the scene-in the middle of the capital-the incredible drama took place when a member of the notorious Al-Zein family hit him in the middle of the face. Heise, who has been reporting on organized crime for years, then had to go to the hospital, such as F.A.Z. clarified.

The negotiation was about the clan boss Mahmoud al-Zein, who returned to Turkey after an asylum procedure in 2021 and is now complaining to Germany for a seven-year entry ban. The scandal: Although his asylum application was rejected 36 years ago, he was able to stay in the country until 2021. When the process started, it was clear that the minds quickly boiled over. There was a tension in the hall that literally unloaded when Heise was attacked by a member of the clan-a direct attack on freedom of the press in Germany! The Berlin police have already launched investigations into assault.

the rule of law under fire

The incident raises questions about security at court hearings. The presence present did not take any special safety precautions, which proved to be fatal. The attacked journalist was registered in advance, his participation was known. However, security measures may have prevented such aggressive acts. The court apologized to the Al-Zein family because of the press presence, which apparently encouraged the clan member to act.

claims to the judiciary

The news about the attack spread quickly and sparked a discussion about the influence of criminal clans on the judiciary. Der Spiegel confirmed that comprehensive measures are checked against the alleged clan member. Heise has now filed a complaint, but the editorial team of "Spiegel TV" does not comply with a complaint against the court. The tightrope walk between freedom of the press and the security of journalists is in the tension of the current discussion.

An end to the drama is not in sight: the pressure on the authorities grows to take a more resolutable action against the clant activities. A clear sign to the clans must be sent that violence must not be an answer in or outside of a courtroom. The world looks at Berlin: How does the German legal system react to such a brazen disregard for its rules?