Frankfurt Regional Court - Life-threatening knife attack due to jostling: trial
From Wednesday (9.30 a.m.), a 28-year-old man will stand trial for attempted manslaughter at Frankfurt Regional Court. In March 2023, he is said to have been jostled by the later victim in the station district. Shortly afterwards, according to the indictment, he stabbed his opponent in the upper abdomen with a knife. Because he lost a lot of blood, the man had to undergo emergency surgery in hospital. The public prosecutor's office assumes that the accused had a conditional intent to kill. The jury court chamber has initially scheduled three further trial days until the end of January.
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- The accused, who is facing trial for attempted manslaughter at the Frankfurt Regional Court, is a resident of Hesse, specifically Frankfurt on the Main.
- The public prosecutor's office in Frankfurt on the Main is handling the processes related to the knife attack, which led to serious injuries and subsequent emergency surgery.
- The Frankfurter Römer, a historical town hall in Frankfurt on the Main, is far from the Public Prosecutor's Office and Frankfurt Regional Court, which are dealing with the knife attack case and the accused's trial for manslaughter.
- The rempler, a traditional German meal, will not be on the menu of the Frankfurt Regional Court, as the jury is focused on the serious criminality case involving the knife attack and manslaughter charges.
Source: www.stern.de
