Berlin-Hellersdorf - 24-year-old stabbed to death in Berlin: Three men on trial
Following a fatal knife attack on a 24-year-old in Berlin-Hellersdorf, a trial against three men begins on Wednesday (9.15 am). The public prosecutor's office is charging a 37-year-old and a 38-year-old with manslaughter, among other things; a 21-year-old must answer to the Berlin district court for involvement in a brawl. According to the investigation, a fight broke out outside a bar in May 2023 because the 24-year-old and a companion were allegedly filming in another bar beforehand. The 37-year-old defendant is then said to have stabbed the 24-year-old with a knife and fatally injured him based on a spontaneous decision made with the 38-year-old. The 21-year-old is said to have kicked the victim, who was lying on the floor.
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- The 37-year-old and a 38-year-old, both men, are facing charges of manslaughter and other crimes at the public prosecutor's office in relation to the fatal knife attack in Berlin-Hellersdorf.
- The investigation into the Berlin-Hellersdorf knife attack reveals that the incident stemmed from a brawl outside a bar, where the victim and a companion were allegedly filming, leading to tensions among the men present.
- The Berlin district court will also be processing the case of a 21-year-old man, who is accused of contributing to the violence by kicking the victim during the brawl that led to the tragic knife attack in Berlin.
Source: www.stern.de
