ISIS Refugee-Terrorist Arrest in Berlin
Source: newobserveronline.com
German police have arrested a 19-year-old nonwhite invader in a Berlin “refugee center” after identifying him as a fighter for ISIS in Syria—the latest in a series of refugee-terrorist arrests this week in Germany.
The nonwhite, identified as “Shaas E. M.,” joined ISIS in 2013 and stayed with them until at least August last year, and then took part in the mass invasion of Europe following Angela Merkel’s invitation to the Third World to come to Germany.
Shaas E. M. was housed as an “asylum seeker” in the invader center in Potsdam-Mittelmark when he was arrested. Prosecutors said the ISIS member had “taken part in various military operations” and delivered food supplies for the group.
He was arrested on Tuesday this week after prosecutors in Potsdam near Berlin laid criminal conspiracy charges, and a judge on Wednesday ordered that he stay in custody on charges of membership of a foreign terrorist organization.
Police in Brandenburg have had to be reorganized into a special unit to investigate the growing incidences of IS-related security threats, all directly linked to the long-term nonwhite immigration wave and the mass Third World invasion of 2015.
According to the police, the special investigation team carried out 336 operations during 2015 alone—and that just in the greater Berlin area. Brandenburg police chief Hans-Jürgen Mörke announced that the police have had to step up protection of state buildings “in response to the growing terror threat by Islamists and Salafists.”
Currently, he added, they are actively investigating another 200 suspects in the German capital. They are investigating not only the “asylum seekers” but also longer-term nonwhite “immigrants” from the North Caucasus and Chechnya, he added.
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