CDU general secretary demands consistent punishment of violent cravings in Berlin outdoor pools on the day of the day

CDU general secretary demands consistent punishment of violent cravings in Berlin outdoor pools on the day of the day
According to the repeated violent incidents in Berlin outdoor pools, the new CDU general secretary Carsten Linnemann demands consistent punishments of violence. He speaks for quick procedures to put the perpetrators in court on the day of the crime. The sentence should also be fully exhausted, right down to prison terms.
The Code of Criminal Procedure enables the public prosecutor to apply for an accelerated procedure if the facts are clear and an immediate negotiation is possible. A quick court can judge accused of one year in prison.
Last weekend there were violent clashes in the outdoor pools in Neukölln and Kreuzberg. The Columbiabad in Neukölln is particularly known for rioting young people and is therefore often cleared. The district of Neukölln is part of the social focus.
Linnemann emphasizes that criminals must be held responsible immediately. According to him, a strong constitutional state only works by deterrent if the perpetrators have to expect to be convicted on the same day and to have to carry the consequences.
The condition in the outdoor pools is called "simply unsocial". Families who cannot afford a vacation or pool in their own garden have to see how young men, often with a migration background, are violent. You have the impression that the state is only watching.
Also against activists of the organization of the last generation that sticks to streets, Linnemann demands a harder access on the part of the judiciary. These are mostly repeat offenders, some even intensive offenders.
It remains to be seen how politics reacts to Carsten Linnemann's demands and whether there are changes in the judicial system in order to enable more consistent punishment of violence. It seems clear that there is an urgent need for action in the Berlin outdoor pools to ensure the safety and well -being of the bathers.