The governor of the state of Thuringia heralds the arrest of the German racist and describes him as a cowardly aggressive

A German racist, who was isolated last Friday by a 17-year-old Syrian teenager, found him sitting on a subway train in Erfurt, the capital of the state of Thüringen in central Germany, and it was 11 pm. From the mobile phone, making a video that spread on social media and media sites, and from him and witnesses, the police identified the 39-year-old attacker, so they arrested him and he will appear today before a local court

On the train, he approached the teenager, who seemed to know by his features that he was a foreigner, and asked him: "You little bastard, where are you from?" He did not answer him, or perhaps he did not understand his question, but he remained silent and remained calm, according to what “Al Arabiya.net” read, translated from the website of the newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung in Munich, and with its news, I mentioned what we see in the video shown as well, which is that the racist spat with malice in his face. the teenager, and shouted at him: “I came to my country as a foolish animal. Go back to where you came from.” Then he spat in his face.

Although the teenager continued sitting and did not respond to him, the racist continued his attack and said to him: “Call your mother and father, little one (..) bow your head down when I talk to you.” Then he raised his foot to him and kicked him in the face, followed by four others, and when he tried The boy stopped kicking his face, his cell phone fell off, and the German picked it up and threw it to the ground and smashed it, then got off the train when it stopped.

A news website called “Arab Dresden”, whose content is published on “Facebook” and perhaps on other communication sites, quoted the local Der Telegraph newspaper, that eyewitnesses to what happened called the police and asked for the teenager’s help. But the information provided by witnesses led to his identification in a short time, and the discovery of his well-known past to the police, while another newspaper also reported that Bodo Ramelo, the governor of the state of Thuringia, was affected by what happened, so he went to his “Twitter” platform and announced the arrest of the racist. He described him as "a coward and aggressive against a defenseless person," he said.