Clankriege in Berlin: Keeping a shootout demands another victim!

Clankriege in Berlin: Keeping a shootout demands another victim!

In the streets of Berlin-Kreuzberg, violence continues to escalate. The 31-year-old ISSA al-A was on November 27th. Shot on the open street on Gneisenustraße, presumably in connection with the lengthy clan conflicts that are plagued by the capital. The incident happened after al-A. And his brother were involved in a dispute with two strangers. The perpetrators are on the run, and a connection to clan crime seems likely, as the Berlin newspaper reports. The victim's sister, Khaled al-A., Was also committed to a clan-dispute years ago. Waring questions fall behind: Will the murder have new revenge acts, or can the police break the vicious circle of violence?

But the dramatic events in Kreuzberg are not only limited to this shocking shootout. An 18-year-old driver crashed into a tree at a considerable speed on Monday evening after having lost control of his vehicle. According to reports, the young man drove in Yorckstrasse around 9:20 p.m., apparently under the influence of drugs. In the accident, he was thrown out of the car and had to be treated in the hospital. It is particularly worrying that the vehicle only drove on two bikes at that moment and that the driver may have participated in an illegal car race, which the police are currently examining. During the accident site, Yorckstraße in the direction of Mehringdamm was closed to traffic barriers, and the investigation continues, as RBB24 reports.

Not only in road traffic, it goes haywire; In both cases, it turns out that the security situation in Berlin-Kreuzberg remains tense. The police appeal to the public to be available for information on the incidents in order to hold the perpetrators responsible and prevent further outbursts of violence. How the city can tame this constantly increasing danger remains an ominous topic that affects more and more people.