He should be deported because he stabbed Ralf P., but now he knows that there will be a long delay, then a mental health assessment in which he will likely to be found mentally ill, whereupon he will stay for awhile in a mental hospital and then be released back out onto the streets. This is the madness of Merkel’s Germany, and the contemporary West in general.
“Germany: Pakistani stabs 19-year-old in tram,” translated from “Deutschland: Pakistaner sticht 19-jährigen in Straßenbahn nieder,” Wochenblick, September 11, 2020 (thanks to Medforth):
The young 19-year-old local, Ralf P., is lucky. Emergency surgery saved his life. A complete stranger stabbed him in the back with a kitchen knife without any previous argument. The perpetrator was a Pakistani known to the police.
The daily mix of violence and madness that the inhabitants of Germany have to endure is unimaginable if you remember the orderly, clean and hospitable country of the past. On Wednesday morning, a 19-year-old in Cottbus almost paid with his life for taking the tram.
The perpetrator laughed and fled
Suddenly a dark-skinned stranger approached him from behind, a black turban on his head and a knife in his hand. This he stabbed the young man in the back, laughed and left the car.
Emergency operation in the hospital
The seriously injured youth staggered with the last of his strength to the driver, who alerted the emergency services. Ralf P. was admitted to the hospital, where doctors saved his life with an emergency operation. His life was in acute danger.
Criminal known to the police identified on surveillance videos
For the perpetrator, the handcuffs clicked just a few hours after the crime. The police arrested him at his home. Abdulsalam R. (29) was tracked down after seeing the surveillance videos from the tram. Because the man was already known to the police for dangerous bodily harm, threats and burglary.
Attempted murder to avoid deportation
The Pakistani said regarding his motive that he wanted to injure or kill a randomly selected person in order to secure his continued stay in Germany. Then he would not be deported.