Influencer ignites rocket in Neukölln: process and shock in Berlin!

Influencer ignites rocket in Neukölln: process and shock in Berlin!

in Berlin-Neukölln, an incident causes a sensation with an influencer that ignited a rocket to an apartment on New Year's Eve. Attallah Y., who has been in custody for over three months, has now regretted regret about the Berlin district court. His defender, Axel Czapp, spoke of one and explained that the 23-year-old and his companions were shocked because it was the first time that he was lit a New Year's Eve rocket. They had not expected such consequences, reported Welt . However, the situation is serious: the public prosecutor makes serious allegations, including serious arson and dangerous bodily harm.

The video said that Attallah Y. published on social media was called up more than six million times before it was deleted 36 hours later. Users on the X platform continued to spread the clip. On January 4, the influencer was arrested at BER Airport when he wanted to leave Germany, and has been in custody since then due to the risk of escape. Negotiation appointments are scheduled until April 16, and it remains unclear when a judgment is spoken.

accident figures and violence on New Year's Eve

While the controversy around Attallah Y. dominate the headlines in the Berlin courtroom, New Year's Eve celebrations in Germany have taken a dangerous turn this year. Nationwide, a total of five people were killed in accidents with pyrotechnics, and numerous people were injured. A 24-year-old died in North Rhine-Westphalia when a firecracker exploded, and in Hamburg a 20-year-old died through a self-made fireworks. There were also fatal accidents in Saxony and Brandenburg, so that the dangers of New Year's fireworks are again on the focus, such as Deutschlandfunk reported.

In addition, the police were attacked in several cities, including Munich and Leipzig. In Munich, hundreds of people on the Wittelsbacher Bridge, while the police spoke of up to 300 people from the left spectrum. In Leipzig, there were attacks on police and rescue workers by around 50 people who used fireworks and bottles as projectiles. In Cologne, Hamburg and Berlin, emergency services also became the goal of firecrackers and rockets, with several officials being injured.

balance of New Year's Eve

The police in Berlin, however, took a positive record of New Year's Eve overall. With 3,000 additional officials in use, firecrackers could be enforced, which apparently had an effect. Nevertheless, around 330 arrests were registered, mostly due to violations of the explosive or weapons law. A total of 13 police officers suffered injuries on New Year's Eve.

Despite the incidents, no major incidents were reported in North Rhine-Westphalia, where more than 7,300 police officers were used to ensure security. In other cities such as Essen, Duisburg and Dortmund, however, firecrackers were not adopted, which also complicated the situation.