Trial in killing of train attendant: Courtroom disruption
The trial over the death of a train attendant has begun at the Berlin Regional Court with a disruption. The defendant denies intent to kill.
Trial in killing of train attendant: Courtroom disruption
The trial over the death of a train attendant has begun at the Berlin Regional Court. The defendant contests intent for the act, as reported by the Tagesspiegel.
A disruption occurred in the courtroom during the first hearing. Security personnel had to intervene to restore order. The prosecution accuses the man of killing the train attendant.
The defence lawyer for his client contends that there was no intention to kill. The evidence hearing will need to clarify how the railway employee died and what role the defendant played in the matter. The proceedings have attracted significant media attention.
Source: Google News LU DE