Syrian in drug rush: arrest for dangerous car persecution!

Syrian in drug rush: arrest for dangerous car persecution!

Raststation Allhaming-Nord, Österreich - An incident on the Allhaming-Nord rest station on Tuesday is employed by the police. A 40-year-old Syrian noticed around 12 noon when he honked several times when parking. When a policeman tried to stop him, the man raced towards him with his car, captured the bonnet and then fled on the West Autobahn towards Salzburg. The police patrol was soon able to obtain the refugees, but the Syrian ignored all attempts to stop. On the Sattledt departure, there was a collision with a impact damper, which finally stopped his escape. During this argument, a police officer suffered minor injuries. He was under the influence of drugs and pretended to be someone else during the survey, whose identity was quickly uncovered. He was already the focus of the law enforcement officers on the same day because of a drug overdose in Amstetten and had stolen a car shortly afterwards. After an investigation in the Linz accident hospital, he was transferred to the Linz police recess center, as orf.at reported.

repeated attacks in Germany

In Germany, another Syrian, Sakr B. (48), has attacked several state institutions in the past few weeks without having to fear permanent consequences. The most recent incident occurred on Monday when he attacked the Federal Constitutional Court in Karlsruhe with a stone that was contaminated with faeces. This was made under the accusation of wanting to submit a "constitutional complaint" in relation to the Gaza conflict. These deeds are not isolated; He already smashed the disc of the Federal Ministry of the Interior with a paving stone and also damaged the facade of the Chancellery with a stone. Despite these serious crimes, he remains undisturbed at the relief of what concerns about the effectiveness of the security authorities in Germany, so Haintz.media . Politicians are concerned about the security of the public institutions and demand a stricter approach to such attacks.