US EditionLouisville Police Say Protesters Have Attacked Officers with Bricks, Baseball Bats, Mason Jars Filled with Urine, Vomit
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Louisville police say protesters have attacked officers with bricks, baseball bats, mason jars filled with urine, vomit
Louisville Metro Police Chief of Public Services Amy Hess said in a news conference Tuesday evening that 125 people were booked into jail for "protest-related activity," but the vast majority
On July 3rd, a 20-year-old Syrian, who had been convicted several times, brutally injured four fellow travellers from Hamburg to Vienna in ICE 91. Only thanks to the courageous intervention of passengers – including a Bundeswehr soldier – could worse things be prevented. The perpetrator had taken drugs and had apparently proclaimed "Allahu akbar!" before his act. A young Syrian got armed with a carpenter's hammer and a hatchet in the ICE directi…
Hundreds of people watched the fight in the street.
From Friday evening there was a dispute between two unknown people in the area of the market place in Naila. A man is said to have held an "Axt" in his hand.
The Federal Office for Foreigners and Asylum in Vienna reported that the man already had a criminal record in Austria for violent crimes.
That 20-year-old Syrian, who attacked fellow travellers in an ICE from Germany to Vienna, is already known as a refugee in Austria for crimes. An asylum withdrawal procedure was already under way.
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