Either he pays 200 euros or four days in jail: Abou Chaker brother Ali received a hefty fine on Monday. He is threatened with a demonstration by the police. But that doesn’t bother him: He keeps skipping.
Berlin – Day 3 in the trial of “Toni’s backyard shooting” in Stresemannstrasse (Kreuzberg district).
At Christmas 2020, the big names Ali Abou Chaker (42), Veysel Kilic (39) and Abas C. (41) were seriously injured. The reason for the dispute is said to have been poker debts.
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Ali Abou-Chaker sits injured after being shot down
Oliviero “Toni” V. (30) admits to having shot back then. He is accused of triple attempted murder, threatened for life. But the judges have their troubles with the victims. One was deported to Turkey (Veysel Kilic). One of them is still wondering whether he would prefer to remain silent (Abais C.).
And Abou-Chaker’s brother Ali has felt much too sick for the trial since Monday, but forgot a sufficient doctor’s certificate.
A bullet hole after the exchange of fire at Christmas 2020 in Kreuzberg
Anyone who, as a witness, would have to admit their own criminal acts can refuse to testify. The judges believe that, according to the files, this is exactly what the three injured men are entitled to. Because Oliviero “Toni” V. invokes self-defense.
A witness (30) who only knows him as “Italian” was there at the time. “A guy in a leather jacket said to the Italian: Come out, now you’ll get another bullet as a punishment! The Italian was pale. Then shots rang out. The Italian shot. “
In the courtroom, surveillance camera images from the shooting flicker on the large screen. Shots lash through the night. It should have been 13.
“Bastard!” Shouts Abais C., hobbling out of the hall on a cane in anger. Next Monday, judgment October 4th.
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