MIGRANTS kicked a one-year-old baby on a bus then attacked paramedics with BELTS as they tried to treat the infant. The shocking attack happened at approximately 9pm on Sunday night in Augsburg, one of Germany's oldest cities. Paramedics were called and arrived on the scene to help the injured but the men began attacking them with belts - not letting up until the police were called. (Excerpt) Read more at express.co.uk ...
The Syrian refugee had entered Germany December 2014 and applied for asylum in January 2015, obtaining refugee status and a residency permit, prosecutors said in a statement.
Last month the Syrian refugee reportedly asked an ISIS contact in Syria to send him the money "so he could purchase vehicles which he could load with explosives and which he wanted to drive into crowds... and blow up in order to kill unknown numbers of people who do not follow the Muslim faith".
The unemployed 38-year-old Syrian with refugee status inside Germany had urged an ISIS contact via mobile phone message service Telegram to send him 180,000 euros ($188,000), prosecutors said.
Police commandos raided the Syrian suspect's apartment in Saarbruecken near the French border around 2:00 a.m. (0300 GMT) on Saturday, New Year's Eve. He was detained before being formally arrested on terror financing charges Sunday, according to AFP.
The Syrian refugee's "as yet undefined attack scenario" suggested the use of explosives-packed vehicles in Germany, France, Belgium and The Netherlands, said police.
The German newspaper Spiegel Online reported the Syrian refugee's plan was to re-paint the vehicles to make them look like police patrol cars. The Syrian refugee, Hasan A., said his contact was located in ISIS's de facto capital of Raqa, Syria. (Excerpt) Read more at israelnationalnews.com ...