Prior to the court trial, an individual remains in custody due to a violent crime. - A security guard's murderer had resided in an asylum lodging for a two-year period.
Approximately two years back, a transgender man from South Africa lived at the dwelling on Geschwister-Scholl-Straße in Potsdam. As per a security guard, he was disorderly, offensive, and played loud music, so they expelled him and placed him in another accommodation.
However, his predicament there didn't improve either. Three months ago, the 37-year-old came back to the dwelling on Geschwister-Scholl-Straße. The city wanted to give him another opportunity, as the guard tells us.
Things went awry? "A week ago, he showed us a knife and claimed he regularly carries it," the guard shares.
Just a week ago, Hilton Henrico G. revisited the spot on Geschwister-Scholl-Straße at about 4 a.m. on a Thursday. He rang the doorbell. Anwar A., the security personnel, answered the call. Suddenly, he is claimed to have stabbed the 33-year-old twice. The 33-year-old died in the hospital.
A high-speed departure
Hilton Henrico G. exited the crime scene and traveled by train to Berlin. He made a stop at Nollendorfplatz and ventured into an Edeka supermarket.
There was a second incident. It seems someone was queue-jumping in front of the till. The 37-year-old felt homophobically slighted and said, "I'll slaughter you." A security guard ushered him out of the store.
In the end, they apprehended Hilton Henrico G. at the Zoo rail station.
The judge of the Potsdam Regional Court authorized an arrest warrant on Friday.
The stay-in dwellers are astonished by the demise of Anwar A. They vouch for his being a very convivial individual. They plan to set up a makeshift memorial for the deceased.
