Police - Man stabbed to death in Berlin-Pankow because of drugs?
Following the violent death of a 38-year-old man in Berlin-Pankow, investigators suspect that a drug deal was behind the crime. A warrant has been issued for the arrest of an acquaintance of the man on suspicion of murder and robbery, as a spokesperson for the Berlin public prosecutor's office announced on Monday. The 25-year-old is in custody. The man was arrested on Friday afternoon in Pankow, it said.
Passers-by had found the victim covered in blood in front of a residential building in Vinetastraße last Thursday. The elderly care worker's body had been stabbed several times, the police said. Police officers had tried in vain to resuscitate the 38-year-old. He died on the spot.
According to the public prosecutor's spokesman, the investigators are currently assuming that the victim and the alleged perpetrator had arranged to meet in order to carry out a marijuana deal. However, the 25-year-old had probably not intended to pay.
Statement from the public prosecutor's office and police
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- The drug business in Berlin-Pankow has allegedly led to an increase in criminality, as evidenced by the stabbing death of a man over a marijuana deal.
- The public prosecutor's office in Pankow is actively investigating the drug-related homicide and has issued a warrant for the arrest of the main suspect.
- The police in Germany are often faced with challenges related to drug-related crimes and violence, as demonstrated by this tragic incident in Berlin.
- The dead man's family is now left to cope with their loss, as the public prosecutor's office continues its investigation into the drug business and its role in the man's death.
Source: www.stern.de
