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Maybe the pregnant woman Tesla passenger committed adultery? A righteous Muslim was only exercising his religious freedom. If you disagree with this Trudeau says you are an Islamophobe Lots of Muslims in Vancouver believe in Sharia Law. Everybody Must Get Stoned Posted on April 5, 2025 by Baron Bodissey A picture from the scene of the crime: Michael Wehner photographed one of at least three stones that were thrown at rescue personnel An Afghan culture-enricher in Frankfurt suddenly decided to throw paving stones at paramedics who had been called to treat a woman who had fainted. The reasons for the confused youngster’s actions are not yet known. Perhaps it was a quaint cultural practice from his country of origin. Or maybe he thought the paramedics had committed adultery… Many thanks to Gary Fouse for translating this article from Bild: Prosecutor assured Man (30) hurls paving stones at first responders Frankfurt/Main — Another incredibly cowardly attack on rescue personnel. In Frankfurt, a man hurled three paving stones at rescue personnel, one barely missing the emergency paramedic Michael Wehner (46). A 30-year-old Afghan was arrested by patrol officers shortly after the attack on August 7, 2024, and is in custody. Now the state prosecutor’s office has filed charges. The charge: Suspicion of attack on rescue personnel with attempted dangerous bodily injury. Senior State Prosecutor Dominik Mies to Bild: “Anyone who attacks rescue personnel must feel the full weight of the law.” Stones thrown at rescuers A look back: Altogether, there were six rescue workers on the bank of the Main River in the train station quarter of Frankfurt, and two were already treating a woman who had fainted. According to the charges, “without any discernible reason, the suspect allegedly took gravel stones weighing about 400 grams [ca. 1 lb] from an old railway track and threw them at the rescuers”. Out of the corner of his eye, Wehner saw a man with a hood and screamed at him to stop. But it got even worse! The Afghan allegedly then aimed and threw another stone with great force, “in which the stone hit and damaged the rescue vehicle at the level of the witnesses’ heads,” according to the prosecutor’s office. The paramedic of the Worker-Paramedic-Federation (ASB): “If it had hit our heads, my colleagues or I would have been at least seriously injured.” The fragments could have caused a traumatic brain injury, in the worst case, fatal. Increasing attacks against rescue personnel The fact is: Violence against police, firemen, and rescue workers has been increasing for years. Every day, 54 police officers are injured through acts of violence. This is the sentence facing the stone thrower Chief public prosecutor Dominik Mies: “An attack upon rescue personnel, while they are saving lives, is about the most contemptible thing one can imagine. Therefore, we are taking consistent action against such suspects.” The jurist continues: “The accused is facing a sentence of six months to ten years.” A trial date has not yet been set. Rescue worker Michael Wehner: “Way too often, the perpetrators of such attacks are treated leniently or the investigations come to nothing. But what if, the next time, the stone-thrower has a knife and attacks us with it?” See also this English-language report (hat tip Reader From Chicago).