Did in Friedland
Dobrindt to the case of the dead 16-year-olds: “I’m also angry”
A 31-year-old Iraqi with a rejected asylum application is said to have reached a 16-year-old in Friedland in front of a train. Federal Minister of the Interior Dobrindt speaks of the failure of the authorities.
For Federal Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt (CSU), system errors are visible in the case of the presumably killed 16-year-olds in Friedland in Lower Saxony.
“I also have no understanding. And I’m also angry,” said the CSU politician at the World TV. A 31-year-old Iraqi is urgently suspected of being suspected, which is questionable why he was still in Germany at the time of the crime in August.
The man is said to have joined the girl fled with his family in 2022 with his family in the afternoon of August 11th against a freight train passing at 100 km / h. According to the Göttingen public prosecutor, the man’s shoulder have been found on the victim’s shoulder. The accused was accommodated in a psychiatric clinic by accommodation.
Friedland case: Dysfunctionality of the system in a “tragic way”
Lower Saxony’s Interior Minister Daniela Behrens (SPD) had already said on Friday that the case was once again showing the massive problems of the so-called Dublin procedure, which regulates the distribution of asylum competitions in Europe. Accordingly, the suspect should no longer have been in Germany, but in Lithuania.
“These are exactly the points that unfortunately show the dysfunctionality of this system in such an incredibly tragic way,” said Dobrindt. “A country that is overwhelmed with too high a number of refugees will also be able to show no longer functioning systems,” said the Interior Minister.
On Thursday, Lower Saxony’s Interior Ministry wants to inform the responsible state committee about the case.
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Source: Stern
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