Only 3 days ago a man known to Police and radicalised since 2016 (take note) embarked on a stabbing spree in an Auckland supermarket, before being shot dead. Now there’s this from Berlin, Germany:
Two seniors seriously injured in stabbing attack by Afghan migrant in Berlin
Sputnik
Sun, 05 Sep 2021
A person of Afghan origin has severely wounded two people in a stabbing attack in Berlin, the city police said on Sunday, adding that the perpetrator was detained.
The incident took place on Saturday afternoon when the Afghan, who has lived in Germany since 2016, attacked a 58-year-old woman gardening in a park because “he supposedly did not like the fact that she works being female.” After that, he attacked a 66-year-old man who came to the woman’s rescue.
Both victims were wounded in the neck, the police said, adding that both underwent surgery and are currently hospitalised.
The attacker was detained on the spot. According to a preliminary investigation, mental issues could provoke the incident.
Prosecutors are currently investigating the details of the crime and its motives, not excluding the possibility of an “Islamist-motivated attack.”
Martin comments: “Mental issues” blamed, just as in NZ, and coinciding with a mental health awareness campaign? And both being described as “Islamist/ISIS inspired” both radicalised in 2016? C’mon…Anyone see knife bans/restrictions on the agenda?
For NZ’s incident (MSM Report), see:
New Zealand stabbings: man shot dead by police after ‘terrorist attack’ in Auckland
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