🇩🇪🔴 A migrant was awarded with German citizenship after stabbing this German comedian 5 times inside the Bremen central train station.
Nikita Miller expressed disbelief that the migrant who nearly killed him received German citizenship. Not only that, but he was released on the same night of the stabbing by the judge.
"Nothing has been done so far. The perpetrator was released the same night with the statement: 'He no longer poses any danger.'"
Miller told the court that he only survived because he successfully fought back during the random attack.
However, during the 20 second fight, Miller suffered 5 serious stab wounds, including a head stab wound that was 15 cm (6 inches) long and required 12 stitches.
The justice system argued that since the migrant did not kill Miller, he could not be charged with attempted murder and had his charge dropped to bodily harm.
The most incredible aspect of the case may be that Miller told German news outlet Express that the suspect was granted German citizenship despite the stabbing attack.
The suspect's nationality has never been released.
Since the incident, Miller has moved from Cologne to Norway, citing safety concerns in Germany and his struggle with the justice system.
He psychologically dealt with the knife attack through therapy, but could not stand the thought of something happening to his family.
"I thought, if something happens to my wife or my family and I have to struggle with this justice system again, I won’t survive it a second time. And then I said, 'We have to move.'"
Nikita Miller expressed disbelief that the migrant who nearly killed him received German citizenship. Not only that, but he was released on the same night of the stabbing by the judge.
"Nothing has been done so far. The perpetrator was released the same night with the statement: 'He no longer poses any danger.'"
Miller told the court that he only survived because he successfully fought back during the random attack.
However, during the 20 second fight, Miller suffered 5 serious stab wounds, including a head stab wound that was 15 cm (6 inches) long and required 12 stitches.
The justice system argued that since the migrant did not kill Miller, he could not be charged with attempted murder and had his charge dropped to bodily harm.
The most incredible aspect of the case may be that Miller told German news outlet Express that the suspect was granted German citizenship despite the stabbing attack.
The suspect's nationality has never been released.
Since the incident, Miller has moved from Cologne to Norway, citing safety concerns in Germany and his struggle with the justice system.
He psychologically dealt with the knife attack through therapy, but could not stand the thought of something happening to his family.
"I thought, if something happens to my wife or my family and I have to struggle with this justice system again, I won’t survive it a second time. And then I said, 'We have to move.'"
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