After fatal beating in Bad Oeynhausen: Suspected chief offender apprehended

An 18-year-old Syrian allegedly beat Philippos Tsanis (20) to death in Bad Oeynhausen.

The day after the violent death of Philippos T., Bad Oeynhausen is in shock. Some people get angry, others are baffled. Politicians are trying to find the right words. Visiting a place that has lost its innocence.

After a graduation ceremony, Philippos T. clashes with a group of young men in the Kurpark in Bad Oeynhausen. The trainee is brutally beaten and succumbs to his injuries. Now the alleged chief offender has been apprehended.

After the fatal attack on a 20-year-old, the police have arrested a suspect. It is probably a Syrian known to the police.

Matthias Nikolaidis had already reported yesterday that the alleged main perpetrator of Bad Oeynhausen had specifically thrown himself at his German-Greek victim. He was still beating 20-year-old Philippos T., even though the assailant's companions tried to drag him away. “It was only after several more punches in the head that the thug let go of his victim and left him behind,” says the police report quoted by the “World.” The article by Philip…

The main suspect in the murder of 20-year-old Philippos T. is an 18-year-old Syrian. Focus Online reports. The Syrian was ... The post Philippos was killed in Bad Oeynhausen: Assailant is known to police appeared first on Apollo News.