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A young woman defended herself against sexual harassment in a taxi by faking an emergency call to the police, and the on-duty policewoman explains how she recognized the emergency and gives tips for women in similar situations. #SexuelleBelästigung #Frauenrecht #Notruf (translated)

Nasir Ahmad wrote that the German perpetrator was a police officer and asked what M. Ostermann would say about it. He claimed that Ostermann's outrage only applied to foreigners or Muslims and that he ignored German perpetrators. Ahmad summarized the accusation with the words "No foreigner = no outcry." https://t.co/4pqIoK5oZH #Deutschland #Polizei #Gesellschaft (translated)

Zara Riffler wrote that there had been a shooting in Schöneberg on Friday, which she described as bloody. Heavily armed police had to secure a hospital in Berlin; furthermore, according to her statements, relatives of the injured clan members had repeatedly arrived there. (translated)

Ahmad Mansour criticized the treatment of the police over the past three years as defamatory and disrespectful. He wrote that it is not about Palestine or Gaza, but rather about a systematic erosion of the principles of the rule of law and decreasing respect for those who protect the rule of law. Mansour expressed his respect for the police officers who continue to serve in Berlin despite the daily demands. He warned that a society that despises its police must expect to eventually lose the protection it takes for granted. #Polizei #Rechtsstaat #Respekt (translated)

In the true-crime podcast "ON DUTY," reporter Frank Schneider reports on the largest biker raid in years, during which 2,000 police officers conducted 140 searches in four countries and arrested Hells Angels bosses, while the discussion about whether the emerging Gen-Z mafia will fill the power vacuum in the Ruhr area gains momentum. #TrueCrime #HellsAngels #GenZMafia (translated)

Steffan Nethe referred to a statement by former police officer Jan Fischer in WELT, according to which many police officers hardly dared to defend themselves anymore. He asked why security forces were increasingly afraid to protect themselves and wrote that police officers were insulted, threatened, spat upon, and physically attacked. According to Nethe, the Federal Criminal Police Office registered around 46,400 violent crimes against police officers across the country in 2024. This corresponds to about 127 cases per day and an increase of around 38.5 percent compared to 2015. In physical assaults on law enforcement officers, around 35 percent of the suspects in 2024 were not German citizens. Nethe wrote that an attack on a police officer is also an attack on the rule of law. He called for better equipment, more personnel, and a consistent criminal prosecution of assaults on emergency personnel. In addition, police officers should receive support when acting lawfully. If the police ever felt they could no longer defend themselves, it would be a major problem, he wrote. #Polizei #Sicherheit #Rechtsstaat (translated)

"Regardless of 'left' or 'right', everyone must adhere to rules. If individuals do not do this, the police will intervene. As was evidently also the case in Steyr, proportionately and correctly, as the evaluation of the 'Body Worn Cameras' of the intervening police officers demonstrates," said Karner. #Journalismus #Polizei #Rechtsextremismus (translated)

We must combat all forms of extremism – whether Islamist, right-wing, or left-wing extremism – with all consequences. House searches, confiscations, and an arrest during the nationwide Joint Action Day of the Directorate for State Protection and Intelligence and the police are proof that the chosen path must be pursued consistently," said Interior Minister Gerhard Karner, who thanked all the deployed investigators and police officers for their efforts. #Rechtsextremismus #Extremismusbekämpfung #Österreich (translated)

LilitThyra wrote that a Swedish police officer had been privately in Copenhagen and tried to settle a dispute. During this, a man hit him on the head or neck. An artery was torn; the officer died despite an emergency operation. The Copenhagen City Court convicted the man, according to LilitThyra, of simple assault, not of dangerous bodily harm or homicide. It imposed a one-year prison sentence as well as a one-year ban on entering bars, clubs, and similar establishments after midnight. The perpetrator had come to Denmark as a toddler from the Democratic Republic of the Congo and is now a Danish citizen. Furthermore, he had multiple prior convictions for rape, bodily injury, and attempted murder. #Dänemark #Justiz #Kriminalität (translated)

Yvonne Kussmann wrote that after several days due to illness, she is back on the road to recovery. As her first news, she read that a 27-year-old Afghan known to the police had allegedly entered the town hall of Tuttlingen with a weapon at noon. The employees had locked themselves in and notified the police. According to Kussmann, the man shot at rescue workers in front of the town hall; they then shot him. Witnesses reported hearing five shots, and attempts at resuscitation were unsuccessful. Tuttlingen had actually been a nice little town, Kussmann wrote. Her research on the case of Liana K., who was killed in Friedland, is now almost complete and is expected to be published by the weekend at the latest. #Tuttlingen #Nachrichten #Kriminalität (translated)

U.M. OSINT wrote that the dissolved pro-Palestinian demonstration had 850 participants and took place in a metropolis with nearly four million inhabitants. Greta Tintin Eleonora Ernman Thunberg also traveled specifically for the event. Referring to the waved flags of an Islamic state, red stars, and LGBTQ-related posters, U.M. OSINT doubted that the demonstration was solely about Palestine. In addition, the author rhetorically established a link to burning streets and emergency vehicles, burned teachers, injured police officers, and thousands of arrests. He pointed out what he described as a strikingly high number of participants of non-European ethnic backgrounds and questioned whether these events would be portrayed as a consequence of dilapidated schools and canceled Latin classes. In conclusion, he used derogatory language about the demonstrators and mocked Thunberg's name and height. #b0710 #Palästina #Demo #Gesellschaft (translated)

Julius Geiler wrote that the Berlin police had dissolved the demonstration with immediate effect. The reason given was numerous attacks on police officers and other crimes committed from the assembly. Public safety had been seriously endangered, Geiler reported, referring to the Tagesspiegel. #b0710 https://t.co/sIAoJ6aL0c #BerlinerPolizei #Demonstration #ÖffentlicheSicherheit (translated)