As you can see by the images, the BBC blurred Alaa Sheikhi,'s face, but The Daily
Mail seems to lack the love of diversity that the migrant-loving British broadcaster
has.
Yer' should've had proper borders, mate.
Mail seems to lack the love of diversity that the migrant-loving British broadcaster
has.
Quote:Chemnitz trial: Syrian jailed over stabbing that sparked German far-right riots.
A Syrian man has been sentenced in Germany to nine and a half years in prison over the
fatal stabbing of a man in Chemnitz last year.
Alaa Sheikhi, 24, was found guilty of "joint manslaughter and serious physical injury" over
the death of Daniel Hillig, a 35-year-old carpenter. A second suspect, an Iraqi, is thought
to have fled Germany after the attack...'
Yer' should've had proper borders, mate.
Quote:'...The case led to violent protests in Chemnitz, where far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD)BBC:
has strong support. Ahead of his sentencing on Thursday, Sheikhi denied any responsibility
for the death of Hillig.
The Beeb's attempt to hide the criminal and The Daily Mail's announcement of 'sod it'!
Speaking through an interpreter, he said: "I can only hope that the truth is brought to light here
and that a just verdict is pronounced."
Sheikhi, who had reportedly remained silent throughout the trial, told German public broadcaster
ZDF in a telephone interview just two days before the verdict that he did not touch either the victim
or the knife that killed him.
"I just ran away," he said, adding: "I swear on my mother I did not touch him."
The sentencing comes one year after thousands of neo-Nazis marched through Chemnitz, where
AfD hopes to increase its share of the vote in elections in Saxony and neighbouring Brandenburg
on 1 September.
What do we know about the attack?
In the early hours of Sunday 26 August 2018, a fierce fight broke out between "multiple nationalities"
on the sidelines of a street festival in the eastern German region of Chemnitz, near the Saxony
capital of Dresden.
It remains unclear what triggered the brawl - police at the time dismissed online rumours that Hillig,
who had a German mother and a Cuban father, had been defending a woman from sexual assault.
During the fight, Hillig was stabbed and critically injured. He later died in hospital of heart and lung
wounds. Two other German men with him at the festival, aged 33 and 38 at the time, were seriously
hurt, police said.
Sheikhi, who arrived in Germany in 2015, was arrested hours after the attack, along with another
Iraqi man, who was released due to a lack of evidence...'
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