In Mannheim, a deadly attack unfolded as Sulaiman A. stabbed six people, causing panic and chaos in the area. The incident involved the police who intervened in a dangerous and extreme situation. The attack on Islam critic Michael Stürzenberger was captured on video, sparking discussions online.
An expert, who is also a police officer, analyzed the events of the attack and explained why the officers acted the way they did. The presence of a special forces unit at the scene before the incident was due to their role as members of the event’s security force. The chaos phase during such crimes often makes it difficult for emergency services to identify the perpetrator and victim, leading to incidents like wrestling the wrong individual.
The decision to delay shooting was based on the uncertainty of how many perpetrators were involved and the need to ensure a clear line of fire. Innocent bystanders were pinned down as the emergency services grappled with a confusing situation. Medical help arrived late, raising questions about preparedness for such incidents and the equipment available to the officers.
The expert noted that the assassin’s actions indicated a planned, rather than spontaneous, act. Operational scenarios for such incidents are trained and laid down in police service regulations, with a leadership group overseeing the response. The analysis of
