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More incidents on Sylt: Female victim verbally abused and physically assaulted.

In the wake of the recent racial scandal on Sylt, the island remains in turmoil. The police have initiated two additional inquiries. A 29-year-old woman was subjected to racial slurs and physical assault. At another establishment, it's reported that the derogatory chant, similar to that of the...

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Following a scandal-ridden video. - More incidents on Sylt: Female victim verbally abused and physically assaulted.

Sylt's Promi-Island has been in the news lately for all the wrong reasons. Following the controversy surrounding the "Pony" club, where several guests were overheard shouting a hateful slogan, "Germany for the Germans, foreigners out!", another incident has come to light.

During Pentecost Sunday, a woman reported an incident where she was verbally abused and physically attacked. The 29-year-old was said to have been insulted with racist slurs on a street in Sylt's Kampen village around 11:45 pm. Upon confronting the alleged perpetrator, he slapped her in the face, causing a minor injury.

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The woman later posted a video recording of the individual on various social media platforms, asking for help in identifying him. Police have launched investigations into the case for charges of incitement to hatred, property damage, and physical harm.

Furthermore, a similar incident occurred in a nightclub in Kampen, where the same hateful slogan was sung along to Gigi D'Agostino's song during Sunday night into Monday morning. At least one person was heard shouting, "Germany for the Germans, foreigners out!" The authorities are looking into this case as well, considering it a case of incitement to hatred.

Both incidents are being investigated jointly by the Public Prosecutor's Office Flensburg and the State Protection Command of the Criminal Police in Föhrstadt. There are already leads on the perpetrators, which are currently being examined. Although there is a possibility that the crimes may be connected, the police say it is not likely at the moment.

Source: Police Directorate Flensburg

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