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Posted on 12/06/2020 9:15:52 PM PST by xomething
German police are investigating a Syrian refugee YouTuber on suspicion of glorifying violence after he released a video showing him and others “shooting” a man dressed as a police officer.
YouTuber Fayez Kanfash is well-known for releasing provocative videos, including one in which he led a man wearing a mask depicting French President Emmanuel Macron on a leash in Berlin.
In the video now under investigation, the 26-year-old Syrian, along with several Arab co-stars, overwhelm men dressed as police officers and “shoot” the fake policeman with replica shotguns, tabloid Bild reports.
The video, which lasts just over eight minutes, also included a disclaimer in both German and Arabic stating that viewers should treat the German government and police with respect and not copy what is depicted on the video.
Brandenburg police spokesman Torsten Herbst, however, said: “We have reported Mr Kanfash to the Cottbus Internet Prosecutor’s Office for glorifying violence.”
“We have charged him with suspicion of violating the Arms Act. Other offences are also eligible,” Herbst added and noted the Potsdam prosecutor is also investigating Kanfash.
Police officers have been targeted for violence by various groups in Germany, including Islamist terrorists, far-left Antifa radicals, and Arab clan gangs.
Earlier this year, Arab clan gangs threatened to kill police officers in the no-go area of Marxloh in the city of Duisburg, saying that they did not recognise the legitimacy of German law and said only the Islamic sharia applies to them...
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Slam that barn door shut!
The blockheads let in a million moslems, and now they have a terrorist problem. Idiots.
The Germans either do things perfectly, or they screw things up in ways you cannot even dream of.
Refugees don’t act like that, invaders do.
Germany will eventually fall or find a spine. Either way, there’s going to be blood by the buckets.
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