People who met the suspect of the Magdeburg Christmas market attack described him as being “difficult,” adding that he often made random legal accusations against people without grounds, Al Arabiya News Journalist David Kampmann tells.
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what have people who have had contact with Talib alosen in Germany been saying following this attack on the Christmas Market David there have been plenty of interviews or not interviews plenty of people spoke to the Press who had personally had contact with him professionally mostly and uh there are a number of statements but they all come down to uh to a couple of things most people described him as difficult to say the least and uh lots of people said that he was at some point making random accusations against them truly random with no grounds not at all and uh accusations that were actually legal accusations and uh most of them said we didn’t want to have anything more to do with him at this point Saudi citizens in Germany said who had been in touch with him he does not represent us we want nothing to do with him
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are you able to tell us for what reason the "Saudi Arabian government", whatever that may mean, contacted the German (foreign ministry?) three times, I understand for the purpose of warning them or request extradition?
I would imagine some legal process to be behind this but wasn't really able to find anything of substance so far.
one question I have is about prevalence and, if applicable, standard diplomatic protocol with regard to the case at hand.
Specifically, how common is it that Saudi Arabian authorities contact the German authorities in a comparable manner to the case at hand?
Secondly, what type of indicators or criminal or other investigations would trigger this type of official contact attempt? and how common or acceptable is it for nations contacted in this manner to not reply in the here reported manner? and does this refusal allow for educated conjecture about the reasons?