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Dresden – The district court in Dresden sentenced Mohammad Omid A. (26) to nine years in prison on Thursday. In January 2023, the Afghan stabbed his ex-girlfriend Sabrina G. (23) in her apartment and rammed a combat knife into her neck and chest while their son (1) was in the children’s room next door. The young mother barely survived the attempted murder.
Mohammad Omid A. came to Germany as a refugee in 2015. Five years ago he met the young woman in Meissen and they both moved to Dresden. The young mother told the court that he kicked and punched her and isolated her from her friends. “He kept me like a slave,” said the housekeeper, who was solely responsible for supporting the family.
In October 2022, the young mother separated from the Afghan and applied for sole custody – but he was still allowed to see his son regularly. On January 4, 2023, the situation in her apartment escalated. He accused her of having a new boyfriend and drew the knife. “Are you killing me now?” Sabrina G. asked her ex-boyfriend – then he stabbed.
In the process it came out that Mohammad Omid A. had announced to his family in Afghanistan that he would kill his ex-girlfriend. When the young woman was bleeding on the ground and screaming for help, he stuffed the baby’s burp cloth into her mouth, took a picture of the bloodied victim and sent it to his mother.
Unbelievable: according to the mobile phone evaluation, his mother is said to have answered that he should not bother with the infidel and grab his son. However, Mohammad Omid A. called a friend in the apartment, who was finally able to convince him to call the police.
The rescuers rushed to Maternistrasse in Dresden, and a police officer took the child out of the apartment. The young mother was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. She still has signs of paralysis in her arm and large scars on her body and soul.
Judge Jürgen Scheuring (55) to the Afghan: “What kind of person are you? In fact, it was attempted murder!” Because the accused then called the police, he – as the lawyers say – resigned from the crime and was therefore only convicted of dangerous bodily harm.
Dresden – The district court in Dresden sentenced Mohammad Omid A. (26) to nine years in prison on Thursday. In January 2023, the Afghan stabbed his ex-girlfriend Sabrina G. (23) in her apartment and rammed a combat knife into her neck and chest while their son (1) was in the children’s room next door. The young mother barely survived the attempted murder.
Mohammad Omid A. came to Germany as a refugee in 2015. Five years ago he met the young woman in Meissen and they both moved to Dresden. The young mother told the court that he kicked and punched her and isolated her from her friends. “He kept me like a slave,” said the housekeeper, who was solely responsible for supporting the family.
In October 2022, the young mother separated from the Afghan and applied for sole custody – but he was still allowed to see his son regularly. On January 4, 2023, the situation in her apartment escalated. He accused her of having a new boyfriend and drew the knife. “Are you killing me now?” Sabrina G. asked her ex-boyfriend – then he stabbed.
In the process it came out that Mohammad Omid A. had announced to his family in Afghanistan that he would kill his ex-girlfriend. When the young woman was bleeding on the ground and screaming for help, he stuffed the baby’s burp cloth into her mouth, took a picture of the bloodied victim and sent it to his mother.
Unbelievable: according to the mobile phone evaluation, his mother is said to have answered that he should not bother with the infidel and grab his son. However, Mohammad Omid A. called a friend in the apartment, who was finally able to convince him to call the police.
The rescuers rushed to Maternistrasse in Dresden, and a police officer took the child out of the apartment. The young mother was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. She still has signs of paralysis in her arm and large scars on her body and soul.
Judge Jürgen Scheuring (55) to the Afghan: “What kind of person are you? In fact, it was attempted murder!” Because the accused then called the police, he – as the lawyers say – resigned from the crime and was therefore only convicted of dangerous bodily harm.
