Red-Green State Government Admits: Stade Perpetrator Under Departure Obligation!
The red-green state government admitted that the suspected perpetrator, Fatih G., faced a departure obligation after the Stade incident. This was criticized by the CDU as a significant failure, noting G. was a Turkish citizen born in Germany with no permanent residency status. Furthermore, G. has a known criminal record.
The red-green state government admitted that the suspected perpetrator, Fatih G., was subject to a departure obligation following the incident in Stade. This revelation highlights a significant failure on the part of the responsible authorities. Specifically, it concerns a Turkish citizen who was born in Germany and had no right to permanent residency. Although he had applied for a residence permit from the foreign authority in Hanover in 2021, his residency status was questionable. According to reports, G. has been living in Garbsen since September 2025 without officially registering his address. The CDU emphasized this fact, describing it as a considerable failure of the authorities. Critics point out that the authorities were aware of his precarious residency status but were nevertheless unable to act adequately. Furthermore, it is known that G. has a criminal record, which includes a sexual offense and an escape from prison sentences in Turkey.