Confidential report on the Magdeburg attack - Authorities dealt with Taleb A. 110 times

Why didn't the authorities stop the Magdeburg attacker? The Christmas market was the scene of a bloody crime - although there were many indications pointing to the attacker Taleb A.

Germany's security authorities have dealt with the alleged Magdeburg assassin more often than previously known. A chronology lists 110 incidents. The federal authority and states have now transmitted the data to the Federal Criminal Police Office. Almost four weeks after the death trip from Magdeburg, it is becoming increasingly clear how regularly the responsible authorities dealt with the subsequent suspected assassin over the years. At the en…

Not once, not ten, but more than a hundred times. This is the number of reports received by the German authorities about the far-right attacker who launched his car into the crowd at the Magdeburg Christmas market on 20 December, killing five people and injuring about 200 others. It was enough to enter his X profile to find attacks on Germany, on Muslims and threats of violent actions. Or, even simpler, it was enough for police and intelligence …

German authorities were more concerned with the later assassin in Magdeburg than previously known. According to media reports, a report from the Federal Criminal Police Office to the Federal Ministry of the Interior lists a total of 110 incidents; 80 have been known so far. The man stood out again and again due to threats of violence.

The 50-year-old doctor from Saudi Arabia was on record in several federal states. This is according to a confidential BKA report. The German authorities also received warnings from his home country.

The Interior Committee is investigating the authorities' failure in the case of the Christmas market attacker Taleb Al-Abdulmohsen. It is documented on 16 pages.