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E wrote that the segment was about the assault on a young, lone female police officer during the riots in Paris. According to him, she had been kicked to the ground and received kicks to her face and body, while someone shouted that she should be killed. He stated that the two interviewed were police officers who were now politically active, and that he knew one of them. E argued that Matthieu Vallet clearly dismissed the description of the events as school protests and instead pointed out left-wing extremists belonging to LFI as well as hooligans and criminals. E agreed with Vallet's call to name things by their proper names and described the events as riots and serious threats to democracy. #Paris #Demokrati #Misshandel (translated)

The author wrote that two investigative journalists were attacked and severely mistreated by a police special unit in the center of Vienna while they were following a suspect in a money laundering case. The article referred to the cameraman's protocol. https://t.co/mzm3ffzIZM #Wien #Investigativjournalismus #Polizei #AT (translated)

YB Södermalm reported that Friday had been very calm, which the account thanked the rain for. According to the post, there were isolated cases of assault in the bar environment. A man was suspected of vandalism after climbing onto a garbage truck and jumping on it. Two men allegedly tried to force another man to buy them alcohol at Systembolaget, but he went inside and called the police. #fredag #regn #samhälle (translated)

InteSosse wrote that a person had previously been convicted of rape, aggravated assault, and murder twenty years ago and had recently been released from psychiatry. The author questioned how long similar headlines would continue to appear and called it a scandal that a person convicted of serious traffic offenses had now caused the death of a young man. https://t.co/2CFv4VZPYG #Rättvisa #Brott #Säkerhet (translated)

Mr. Husis wrote that Nkumba Ludovic Tshiembe had received one year in prison after having beaten Christian Zedig to death. According to Mr. Husis, Tshiembe had been sentenced in 2017 to seven years in prison for attempted murder after stabbing a man in the heart at a nightclub. He also stated that Tshiembe had previously been convicted of raping a high school girl and several other violent crimes. Mr. Husis argued that Tshiembe would likely have received several years in prison in Sweden, where he, according to the writer, could have been sentenced for aggravated assault and gross negligence resulting in another's death. He wrote that the death could have been avoided had Tshiembe received a harsher sentence for the attempted murder and rape, claiming that none of the crimes or Zedig's death would have occurred if Tshiembe had never come to Europe. #brott #rättvisa #våld (translated)

A 69-year-old man is standing before the regional court of Eisenstadt because he has psychologically and physically abused his wife for years, leading to a brutally escalated confrontation in Pamhagen, where she was left covered in blood. #GewaltinPartnerschaften #Körperverletzung #Eheprobleme (translated)

HWL wrote that the trial for the fatal assault on Christian Zedig has begun. According to HWL, it was reported by TV4 that the prosecutor demanded a charge of assault, with a penalty of 8-10 months. He described the possible punishment as very mild in relation to the fact that the victim had died and questioned whether it could be called justice. https://t.co/YNs5xMyNlb #rättvisa #brott #åklagare (translated)

Katrin Göring-Eckardt wrote that she mourns the many people who, according to her, were killed, kidnapped, and tortured by Hamas on October 7, 2024. The massacre had shaken the security of the people in Israel, which she referred to as a home for Jewish life worldwide. The events of October 7 three years ago continue to have repercussions and have triggered a new wave of antisemitism worldwide, including in Germany, she wrote. This must always and everywhere be opposed. #NieWieder #Antisemitismus #Solidarität (translated)

The writer reacted to the fact that the prosecutor, according to the post, had only sought charges of assault against Christian Zedig, who died in Copenhagen last summer, and not manslaughter. The writer stated that the penalty could be 8–10 months and described it as hard to believe. https://t.co/gWpGHAXx3x #rättvisa #brott #Köpenhamn (translated)

Mijo Eklund wrote that Eigil Söderin from Dagens ETC had been intrusive and had not wanted to disclose his name when he attended the trial against Joel Bjurströmer Almgren. Eklund described Söderin and Almgren as left-wing extremists and stated that Almgren was charged with assaulting a minor football supporter. https://t.co/4Fvh3sT5EM #politik #brott #media (translated)

Miffen asked people on the left about whether they really thought it felt good when young people were subjected to humiliating robberies, assaults, gang rapes, shootings, and explosions. He also questioned that the focus, according to him, was on protecting the perpetrators rather than providing justice for the victims. #politik #brott #ungdomar (translated)