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By Kriesgberichter
Danish quisling government hands over alleged Nazi-music distributors to Germany’s fascist judiciary.
A Dane and a German citizen who lives in Denmark will be handed over to the German authorities within 10 days.
The men who are accused of having published Nazi music, distribution of Nazi symbols, and being members of a criminal organization.
Therefore Germany has demanded their extradition.
Lawyer disappointed
Until today it has been unclear if the two men were to be extradited to Germany or not. But the extradition is now certain to proceed, because today it was decided that the case is not to come before the High Court in Denmark.
This was announced by the Danish citizen’s lawyer Mikael Schjoedt [Skjødt].
‘The extradition means that the case is to go to court in Germany’, he says.
The solicitor is deeply disappointed that the case is not to be tried in the High Court:
‘This case deserves to be tried in the High Court, because we have to consider if we wish to extradite in cases such as this one’.
Case will result in more extraditions
‘I think this case opens up for the possibility to extradite more people to other EU states’, says Mikael Skjoedt.
‘Germany for historical reasons hands out very harsh punishments, while in Denmark it is perceived as a trivial matter’, Mikael Skjoedt explains.
Extradition to proceed on Tuesday (February 24 2009)
The two men have not yet been arrested, reports the North Zealand police, who refuses to give further comments about the case.
But according to Mikael Skjoedt German police will fetch the two men on Tuesday.
In Germany the men will be held in custody until their case goes to court in Germany.
If they are convicted, they are to serve their term not in Germany, but in Denmark. This was a condition for the extradition.
By Kriesgberichter
Alleged Nazi music distributors to be extradited to Germany
A 33-year old Dane and a 34 year old German citizen will be extradited to Germany, where the German police want to prosecute the men for having distributed music which incites to racial hatred.
The Danish High court [Oestre Landsret] decided on December 22, 2008 to confirm the previous decision from the Court in Elsinore that the extradition warrant from the German justice system is to be served and the two men are to be extradited to Germany.
Danish police arrested the men in North Zealand in August, after German police had been investigating a case about distribution of ‘Nazi music’ for 3 years.
Both of the arrested deny guilt
The Dane explained in court that he stored the CDs for a friend, and that he had had no connections with the nationalist scene.
Fear of extradition
The German citizen told the court that he fears being extradited to Germany since Germany does not treat nationalists fairly in court.
Both men have asked the Danish justice system to allow the decision to be appealed to the Supreme Court.
By Kriesgberichter
Serial stabber suspect caught trying to flee the country after leaving deadly trail, police say
A serial stabber who police think carried out a three-state killing spree was arrested, police said Thursday.
The suspect was caught at Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport late Wednesday night, a U.S. Customs and Border Protection official told The Associated Press.
The official said that after the suspect was arrested on unrelated charges, he was handed to the FBI and Atlanta police.
The early-morning attacks started May 24 in Flint, Mich., leaving five men dead and 10 others wounded. Almost all the Flint victims are black and the three men stabbed in Leesburg, Va. have been described by authorities as dark-skinned, leading police to believe the attacks were racially motivated.
A sketch of the suspect depicts him as white. His name has not been released.
“While this is a key step in the investigation, there are still many issues that need to be addressed before we identify this individual as the person responsible for this horrific crime spree,” Leesburg Police Officer Chris Jones said in a statement.
Initially, police focused on the Flint area, but a similar stabbing in Toledo, Ohio, followed by the Leesburg attacks that began Aug. 3, widened the search.
Police say they narrowed in on the suspect after witnesses spotted him in a dark green Chevy Blazer.
Last week, a surveillance camera captured a similar vehicle cruising through a Leesburg parking lot where a teen was hit in the head with a hammer by a man who asked him for help fixing the Blazer, police said.
Authorities plan a press conference Thursday afternoon.
By Kriesgberichter
Conn. Gunman Called 911, Said He Shot Up ‘Racist Place’
HARTFORD, Conn. (Aug. 5) — A black man who went on a shooting rampage at a beer distributor calmly told a 911 operator that it was “a racist place” and that he “handled the problem” but wished he had shot more people.
Omar Thornton called 911 after shooting 10 co-workers – eight fatally – on Tuesday morning at Hartford Distributors Inc. He introduced himself as “the shooter over in Manchester” and said he was hiding in the building, but he would not say where.
“You probably want to know the reason why I shot this place up,” he said, his voice steady. “This place is a racist place. They’re treating me bad over here. And treat all other black employees bad over here, too. So I took it to my own hands and handled the problem. I wish I could have got more of the people.”
Connecticut State Police released the audio of the four-minute 911 call on Thursday, the day company and union officials rebutted suggestions that the company had ignored Thornton’s complaints of racism.
Thornton, 34, went on his rampage moments after he was forced to resign when confronted with video evidence that he had been stealing and reselling beer.
The 911 call confirmed suggestions from his relatives and girlfriend that he believed he was avenging racist treatment in the workplace.
Hartford Distributors president Ross Hollander said there was no record to support claims of “racial insensitivity” made through the company’s anti-harassment policy, the union grievance process or state and federal agencies.
“Nonetheless, these ugly allegations have been raised and the company will cooperate with any investigation,” Hollander said.
The union said 14 of 69 dock workers, or 20 percent, were racial minorities – four black, nine Hispanic, one Asian.
The idea that Thornton’s motive may not have been retaliation for losing his job has not sat well with many of the people who knew the victims and have firsthand knowledge of the environment inside the enormous distribution center in Manchester.
“Everybody just thinks this race card is such a wrong thing,” said Michael Cirigliano, whose slain brother, Bryan, was Thornton’s union representative at the disciplinary meeting and the president of the local union.
Michael Cirigliano also spent three decades working at the warehouse before he retired two years ago.
“The Hispanics and the blacks were telling me they’ve never seen anything they’re accusing the company of in the bathrooms or anywhere else at HDI,” he said. “It’s never been separated white, black, Asian. It’s never been like that.”
He said the company had increased its hiring of minorities in recent years.
“They’ve been bringing in more and more minority people to fill the positions,” Cirigliano said. “You could almost go as far as that’s reverse discrimination. They were hiring the groups to balance the workplace, because that’s what we are in America, there’s a balance.”
Anthony Napolitano, the son-in-law of victim Victor James, 60, of Windsor, said James treated everyone equally, regardless of race or religion.
Truck driver David Zylberman, a 34-year employee of the company, said that the racism claims “pissed me off because they were good people.”
Thornton’s ex-girlfriend, Jessica Anne Brocuglio, told The Associated Press on Thursday that he had a history of racial problems with co-workers at other jobs and believed he was denied pay raises because of his race.
She said he told her: “I’m sick of having to quit jobs and get another job because they can’t accept me.”
Thornton’s girlfriend of the past eight years, Kristi Hannah, said he showed her cell phone photos of racist graffiti in the bathroom at the beer company and overheard managers using a racial epithet in reference to him. Police said they recovered the phone and forensics experts would examine it.
The union’s lawyer, Gregg Adler, said the claims of racial mistreatment can be difficult to disprove, but if they had been raised by any employee the union would have acted immediately.
“There’s not even a connection between the violence and the accusations as far as we can tell,” Adler said. “The only people who were targeted were the people who happened to be in his meeting. And then he went to the warehouse, he just killed people who happened to be near the door.”
The 911 operator attempted to keep Thornton on the phone and to talk him into surrendering. Thornton said he would not give up his location in the building and knew police were looking for him.
“When they find me that’s when everything is going to be over,” he said, assuring the operator he was not going to kill anyone else.
He then said he saw a SWAT team and hastened to get off the phone.
“Tell my people I love them and I gotta go now,” he said.
Police found him dead with a gunshot wound to his head.
By Kriesgberichter
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