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Opponent massively choked

Because he had massively choked his opponent, a 17-year-old afghan national is now in custody following investigations by the criminal police and the public prosecutor's office in bamberg. At the request of the public prosecutor's office, a warrant was issued for the defendant's arrest for attempted manslaughter and dangerous bodily injury on thursday.

Drinking alcohol

The two 17- and 18-year-old men were in a room in a shelter for asylum seekers early wednesday evening and were drinking alcohol, as the bamberg police reported. The two of them got into a verbal argument before it escalated. The 18-year-old lunged at his compatriot and strangled him with his collar. The 17-year-old then grabbed his attacker and severely choked him with both hands until members of the security service pulled him away from his adversary. Police officers arrested both manner shortly thereafter beforehand. The older man was taken to hospital by the ambulance service with minor injuries.
The criminal police of bamberg has taken up the investigation at the scene of the crime.

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88-Year-old shoplifter runs away

After a shoplifting on monday at 13.45 o’clock in a discount market at the viktoriabrunnen, an 88-year-old man from coburg fled after being confronted by the sales staff, from the store. This is what the coburg police department has to say.

The pensioner was observed by a saleswoman taking food from the shelf and putting it in his trouser pockets. He paid a part of the goods at the cash desk. However, he had goods worth 7.15 euros in his pockets and wanted to leave the building with them. In the entrance area of the market, a saleswoman approached him about shoplifting. The rustic man, however, did not bother to stay until the police arrived on the scene, tore himself away from the saleswoman and fled to fub in the direction of the ketschenanger. In the meantime, police officers were able to apprehend the 88-year-old shoplifter near the intersection with the help of the shoplady, who had been following him during his escape. The pensioner still had the stolen goods with him. The coburg police department is investigating the man for robbery, attempted assault and shoplifting.

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Un-observers in syria soon to be active again

Un-observers in syria soon to be active again

The regime of ruler bashar al-assad continues to show signs of disintegration. Brigade commander manaf tlass, a former confidant of the assad family, has defected. Shortly before the paris meeting of the group of friends of syria, egyptian minister guido westerwelle hoped for political movement in moscow. But russia remained firm and continues to trim the assad regime.

German chancellor angela merkel said thursday after talks with lebanese prime minister nadjib mikati that the use of violence in syria was dramatic. The assad regime bears responsibility for it. "It would be important to reach an agreement with the syrian opposition as well."It would be very difficult to find a solution together with assad. "The best thing was that it was agreed that a force capable of fulfilling a pacifying function would peacefully lead syria," merkel said.

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The path to a statutory pension fund is to be made easier for civil servants

The path to a statutory pension fund is to be made easier for civil servants

Following in the footsteps of hamburg, several SPD and left-wing states want to make it easier for civil servants to join the statutory health insurance system.

There are concrete plans in thuringia, brandenburg, bremen and berlin, as a survey by the deutsche presse-agentur shows. In hamburg, since august 2018, new civil servants or those who already have statutory health insurance can receive an allowance for statutory health insurance (GKV) as a "lump-sum allowance".

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A price per square meter of 70 euros deters people who are willing to build?

At the second town hall meeting of the municipality of michelau for the districts of schwurbitz, lettenreuth and oberreuth, one topic caused a stir: the municipally owned building plots in the district of lettenreuth were far too expensive. An opinion that was not only held by the former municipal councillor heinz hillebrand, but also by other lettenreuth residents.

Hillebrand regretted that during his time as a municipal councilor, progress on the designation of 60 building plots in lettenreuth had not been as fast as some people would have liked. In the meantime, the "lettenreuth west" development area at least a partial development has begun. But in hillebrand's opinion, these building plots are far too expensive, which scares off some people who are willing to build and drives them to neighboring communities.

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Almost unreal

Almost unreal

An artist could not paint them more already. The butterflies or day and night butterflies of french switzerland are colorful iridescent wonders of nature. The region with its lean and semi-lean dry grasslands is a paradise for butterflies. At least this is what many hobby-lepidoptrologists, as butterfly researchers also call them. And just as dagmar nowak and lothar lindner from beucha near leipzig are called.
Some people who have driven past the vacation home of the zutt family in christanz in the ahorn valley in the evenings of the past few days may have wondered: what is that bluish light on the balcony??
The rats' solution: dagmar nowak and lothar lindner are sitting next to a "black light" and a white screen and a white screen and wait. You wait until a night butterfly finally can't resist the light anymore. Then they wait until they can catch the animal with a transparent plastic cup with air holes. The butterflies dead dagmar nowak and lothar lindner however not and also leave the fingers of praparieren. They only dope the butterflies with ether to determine their species.

"As gentle on nature as possible"

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Abandonment in melbourne: rain stops f1 qualifier

abandonment in melbourne: rain stops f1 qualifier

A series of accidents and delays forced the race organizers to make the following decision. "It’s a real pity, I’m sure we could have finished right at the front," said mercedes driver nico rosberg. The 27-year-old topped the time table after round one.

Three-time world champion sebastian vettel in the red bull, clean newcomer nico hulkenberg and force india returnee adrian sutil also escaped the chaos unscathed. All four germans thus retained their chance of a good starting position for sunday’s opening race (7:00 a.M.), as did the field of other world championship favorites led by ferrari star fernando alonso.00 hrs CET). Six hours before the qualification (1.00 a.M. CET) will be made up for.

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Test sitting in the new village barn

On saturday, the village barn passed its first trial run with flying colors: the new eye-catcher in the village center shone in bright splendor and its enchanting illumination was just as reminiscent of the upcoming christmas festival as the charming little budenstadt in the eaves area.

Also this year the local clubs of the floberdorf had put in a lot of effort to get the people in the mood for christmas in a special way. Whether tasteful christmas decorations, self-knitted socks, hats or scarves, self-prepared jam, likore as well as delicious cookies and stollen – the lovingly decorated sales booths offered great gift ideas for the most important holiday of the year.

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Almost 300 dead in factory fire in pakistan

Almost 300 dead in factory fire in pakistan

Many people jumped out of the windows of the three-story building in panic because there were too few emergency exits. Some of the survivors had suffered serious injuries.

Most of the workers died of smoke poisoning, according to doctors. Some bodies were burned beyond recognition. Many victims were found in the cellar rooms. Police, however, fear that the death toll will continue to rise as rescue workers have not been able to reach all parts of the destroyed factory even hours after the fire.

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More offenses, fewer accidents

More offenses, fewer accidents

It is a sad fact: the number of crimes in the city of bamberg continues to increase. "Whereas in 2010 we recorded 6146 crimes, last year the figure was already 6524", reported klaus linsner, deputy head of the bamberg city police department, at the presentation of the crime statistics of the bamberg city police department. Accordingly, there was a slight decline in the number of crimes solved, which fell from 65.0 percent in 2010 to 64.6 percent last year. However, it is still above the bavarian state average (64.0 percent).
In detail, the police recorded 30 robberies, 192 dangerous bodily injuries, i.E. Violent acts involving the use of knives, weapons or batons, as well as 576 bodily injuries, which were mostly "only" violent acts the fists flew. "While the number of robberies and dangerous bodily injuries decreased significantly, the number of simple bodily injuries increased compared to the previous year", reported linsner. The deputy head of the bamberg city police department attributed this to increased alcohol consumption, which also increased the propensity to violence. In addition, there were more tourists and, above all, more students in the city who did not know how to behave.
The number of theft offenses also increased last year. There were more car break-ins and more bicycle thefts, especially in the city. "Most of the bicycle thefts were thefts for use. Should heiben: someone looks for a badly secured bike at night, rides it home and just leaves it there again"?, explained bamberg police chief udo skrzypczak. Furthermore, the number of simple and aggravated theft offenses increased to 1799 and. 799.
Drug consumption has also increased slightly. Especially the party and stimulant drug "crystal" produced in the czech republic is currently widespread in the city. In total, the police recorded 30 more drug-related offenses than in the same year in 2010. Only the use of heroin has decreased. Nevertheless, linsner emphasized, there is no pronounced drug scene in the city of bamberg.
The number of right-wing crimes decreased slightly, from 25 to 20. By contrast, the number of crimes committed by left-wing extremists increased by six. "However, both groups did not commit serious crimes, mostly graffiti with forbidden symbols and the like", described the chief of police.
Most of the crimes were committed by adults. In 2011, the police also arrested 316 juveniles and 154 children under the age of 14. 32.4 percent of all suspects were under the influence of alcohol. The proportion of foreign suspects fell from 465 (2010) to 296 (2011). The number of residential burglaries has also decreased. They fell from a total of 59 to 34.
The accident statistics in the city developed more positively. "We recorded a total of 2497 traffic accidents last year. A year earlier, there were only 2663", linsner summed up the situation. However, the number of accidents involving personal injury and serious traffic accidents rose slightly, while the number of so-called minor accidents fell significantly to 1,178. A total of 496 people were slightly injured, 55 seriously, and one cyclist was killed in an accident on the berliner ring. "The main cause of accidents was insufficient following distance, followed by mistakes when turning and reversing, as well as disregarding the right of way", described the deputy chief of police. 45 drivers were drunk and twelve were on drugs.
The number of bicycle accidents also increased – from 133 to 182. In most cases the cyclists were also the cause of the accidents. "We are particularly concerned about the number of senior citizens over the age of 65 in bamberg. They rose from 165 in 2010 to 215 last year", said chief of police udo skrzypczak. Most of the accidents were also the fault of seniors themselves. Slight decrease in the number of hit-and-run accidents and accidents caused by excessive speed.
Bamberg police praise traffic concept for state horticultural show. "Even with the bavarian round trip last weekend, there has been no major traffic chaos so far", stressed skrzypczak. However, he assumes that traffic will increase significantly in the coming weeks. But police as well as transport companies and city administration are well equipped to intervene flexibly and quickly in the event of an incident.

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