A Syrian man allegedly killed three people on a road festival in the western city of Solingen, entering a guilty petition last August as it began his test at Daseldorf on Tuesday.
27 -year -old Isa al -H. Through his lawyer, he told the court that he bored “heavy blame” and killed innocent people “,” and expected a life imprisonment.
The attack in Solingan winded up the debate on the refuge policy in Germany, as the suspected attacker, who was working by the extremist Islamist ideology, was slated for a exile that failed on an organizational basis.
Apart from three deadly people, 10 people were injured in the attack, some of them were important.
Expected long -term testing
The test has been determined to be more than 20 days to be more than 20 days, with more than 50 witnesses to be testified.
A decision is likely to be taken by 24 September.
If the accused gets a convict, he has to face life imprisonment in jail after preventive custody.
On the first day of his test, the accused mostly placed his head down, raised it only when the judge spoke directly to him.
The suspect is accused by prosecution to reduce the Act in the Beast of the terrorist group “Islamic State” (IS), something that he has not yet accepted.
The group said after the attack that one of its “soldiers” committed a crime.
Solingan Attack Germany
The attack on a festival to celebrate the 650th anniversary of the western city sent shockwaves through Germany.
At that time Chancellor, Olaf Sholaz spoke of a “terrible crime”.
His ruling coalition of Social Democrats (SPD), Greens and Niolibral Free Democrats (FDP) agreed to the “security package” shortly after.
The new rules provided for quick exile, more supervision for those who can pose a threat to public safety and pre-pre-prevention prevention centers in more places.
The fact is that the attack was allegedly confiscated by a remote option to Germany (AFD) by a refuge alleged by a renunciation by a renunciation, for which there was a justification for rigorous stance on immigration.
However, researchers on migration have warned of creating search events to fuel zenophobic spirit.
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Edited by: Wesley Dakri
