Clem72
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ITT people who live in a Monarchy are surprised the people in power don't care about their "votes".
Migrant Issues - Global Edition
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ITT people who live in a Monarchy are surprised the people in power don't care about their "votes".
WingsOfGold
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London is FULL of ragheads and turbans, they have no identity anymore.
Ain't just London, the whole damn country over run
Kinnakeet
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Hang those sand negros
Nuclear solutions to the problem will be much more efficient and effective.
Worlds largest glass floored, self-lit parking lot.
Frankfurt am Main police said in a statement: 'Help came too late for the 27-year-old, who died at the scene. Both men are Turkish citizens.'
Police are now investigating whether the two men knew each other and are working to determine a possible motive for the shooting.
Turkish media report that a bloody family feud between the Kurdish families of the 54-year-old suspect, who operated a kebab shop in Germany, and the 27-year-old victim was the cause of the attack.
The victim had reportedly killed a businessman, who he blamed for the murder of his brother in 2016, in Antalya, Turkey, in May this year before fleeing to Germany.
The businessman's uncle tracked the 27-year-old down and allegedly killed him in the train station in an act of revenge, according to Turkish media.
Frankfurt Public Prosecutor's Office spokesperson Dominik Mies said: 'The investigation is still in its early stages, so I ask for your understanding that we cannot yet say anything about the motive or the relationship between the suspect and the victim.'
Police added: 'The 54-year-old suspect will be brought before the investigating judge of the Frankfurt am Main District Court today by the public prosecutor's office, who will have to decide whether to order him in custody.'
Police are now investigating whether the two men knew each other and are working to determine a possible motive for the shooting.
Turkish media report that a bloody family feud between the Kurdish families of the 54-year-old suspect, who operated a kebab shop in Germany, and the 27-year-old victim was the cause of the attack.
The victim had reportedly killed a businessman, who he blamed for the murder of his brother in 2016, in Antalya, Turkey, in May this year before fleeing to Germany.
The businessman's uncle tracked the 27-year-old down and allegedly killed him in the train station in an act of revenge, according to Turkish media.
Frankfurt Public Prosecutor's Office spokesperson Dominik Mies said: 'The investigation is still in its early stages, so I ask for your understanding that we cannot yet say anything about the motive or the relationship between the suspect and the victim.'
Police added: 'The 54-year-old suspect will be brought before the investigating judge of the Frankfurt am Main District Court today by the public prosecutor's office, who will have to decide whether to order him in custody.'