Afghan man given life sentence for deadly Munich car-ramming
The court found the attack was religiously motivated, resulting in two deaths and 44 serious injuries, with the suspect receiving a life sentence.
- On Thursday, a Munich court sentenced 25-year-old Farhad N. to life in prison following his conviction for the February 13, 2025, car-ramming attack on a labor union demonstration.
- During the assault, Farhad drove into a procession, fatally injuring a 37-year-old mother and her two-year-old daughter while leaving 44 others with serious or life-threatening injuries.
- Prosecutors stated Farhad sought to prove himself a "good Muslim" by attacking arbitrarily chosen people in Germany as a reaction to situations in Islamic countries.
- The defendant was convicted of two counts of murder and 23 of attempted murder, with the court ruling the crime carried "particularly serious" guilt, precluding early release after 15 years.
- Farhad arrived in Germany unaccompanied at age 15, and the attack became one of several immigrant-involved incidents influencing the national election campaign held shortly after the events.
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Afghan Migrant Jailed Over Deadly 'Allahu Akbar' Car Ramming
German court has jailed an Afghan migrant for life over 2025 attack on a protest march that killed a mother and child and injured dozens more. The post Afghan Migrant Jailed For Life Over Deadly ‘Allahu Akbar’ Car Ramming Attack on German Crowd appeared first on Breitbart.
In February 2025, the man caused the death of two people.
According to the judge, the man, identified as Farhad N and 24 years old at the time of the events, intended to attack and murder randomly chosen people in Germany due to his strong ideological convictions.
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