Sentenced: Charges Against Islamic Homophobe Who Attacked Gay Couple In Germany

[Sugar Cookie]

Germany has for the first time filed charges against a radical Islamist for murder inspired by homophobic motives.

The charges according to German media have been filed now against the 21-year-old radical Islamist Abdullah Al Haj Hasan for attacking a gay couple last year in the city of Dresden, Germany.

The two men were tourists and the attack left a 55-year-old man dead, and his slightly younger 53-year-old partner, both from the state of North-Rhein Westphalia, seriously injured.

The attack happened on October 4th, 2020, when the suspect who had only just been released from jail attacked the couple with a knife. He immediately ran away and was only caught by the police 16 days after committing the crime, not far from the crime scene.

Federal Justice Minister Christine Lambrecht said: “Investigations have shown that the dreadful killing in Dresden had an Islamist background. Islamist terror is a major enduring threat to our society that we have to tackle determinedly.”

Abdullah Al Haj Hasan first came to Germany in 2015 and applied for asylum. Although his application was rejected, he was able to stay in Germany under a so-called “tolerated” status that applies to rejected asylum-seekers who cannot be deported.

The man was previously known to the authorities and had a serious criminal record and had been released from a juvenile detention centre only five days prior to the attack, after having spent three years in jail for allegedly planning a suicide bomb attack, as well as having connections to ISIS.

Charges Against Islamic Homophobe Who Attacked Gay Couple In Germany

Germany has for the first time filed charges against a radical Islamist for murder inspired by homophobic motives.

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[BuffettGirl]

No good deed, right Germany?

 

[Sejanus]

Simple fix.
Execute Islamic terrorists by forced public sodomy with jackhammers.
Don't cage them.
Don't release them.
Don't try to rehab them.

Just extinguish them.

 

[Sevens My Charm]

They tried to send him to Turkey .. from what I remember they said fuck no..

 

[Brillig]

If he can't be deported, just kill him. Problem solved.

 

[Sugar Cookie]

A Syrian asylum seeker living in Germany was sentenced to life in prison last week after a court found him guilty of carrying out a homophobic attack on a gay couple which led to the death of one of the victims.

Following the recommendation of the Federal Prosecutor’s Office, the Saxon Higher Regional Court sentenced Abdullah al Haj Hasan, aged 21, to life in prison last Friday after finding the Syrian migrant guilty of murdering Thomas L., aged 55, and attempting to murder of the man’s 53-year-old partner, Oliver.

The incident in question dates back to October 2020 when Abdullah al Haj Hasan — who had arrived as an asylum seeker in 2015 — attacked the gay couple with a knife in Dresden’s city center, leaving one of the men dead and the other severely injured, the German newspaper Die Welt reports.

The attack on the gay couple took place just days after al-Haj Hasan had been released from a juvenile detention facility, where he had been locked up since 2018 for promoting the Islamic State and plotting terror attacks. Upon his release, despite being monitored by the Office for the Protection of the Constitution, al-Haj Hasan managed to purchase two kitchen knives which he subsequently used to carry out the deadly attack against the couple.

“Suddenly there was a blow, a complete surprise, in the back,” the 53-year-old surviving victim of the couple told investigators. “The aftermath was a blur. I can’t remember anything and, to be honest, I’m glad I don’t.”

German court sentences radicalized Syrian asylum seeker to life in prison for homophobic murder

A witness to the murder said he believes Johnson was not the intended victim and the shooting was related to gang activity

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[cubby]

15 years is not life unless some other inmate is so disgusted by this pig of a person that they put him out of their misery. We can hope.