Homophobe attacks in Berlin: Young people with a folding knife threatened!

in Siemensstadt, a district in the Spandau district, a 22-year-old man and two other men got into a conflict on Friday morning who led to homophobic insults and threats. According to a report of the Berliner Zeitung , the police officers were called for a dispute in the bus on line M7 at around 4 a.m. The dispute broke out, as a 24-year-old man and his 55-year-old companion, asked the 22-year-old to put his music quieter.

After the two men got out at the Siemensdamm bus stop, they later met the 22-year-old in the source path, where there were mutual insults. As a result, the 22-year-old threatened the men with a folding knife. The police later met the 22-year-old at his residential address, where he also filed a complaint against the two men. All people involved were released after the identity assessment, while the police state security of the State Criminal Police Office took over the investigation that continued.

attacks in Biesdorf

Another incident occurred in Biesdorf, where a 26-year-old alerted the police around 1 a.m. He reported that five unknown people have been attacked, as was recorded in a report by Police reports-berlin.de . The suspects are said to have pushed the man to the ground and stepped on him while homophobic insults were expressed.

A 19-year-old witness confirmed the descriptions of the 26-year-old and provided a description of the fleeing young people. However, a search of the surroundings brought no results. The attacked person suffered minor injuries and was considering being treated by a doctor if necessary. In addition, investigations are underway for insulting and dangerous bodily harm.