Algerian Asylum Seeker Arrested After Four Are Wounded Saving Woman in Sardinia Restaurant Knife Attack
7 Articles
7 Articles
Algerian Asylum Seeker Arrested After Four Are Wounded Saving Woman in Sardinia Restaurant Knife Attack
An Algerian asylum seeker was arrested in Sardinia after allegedly holding a woman at knifepoint in a restaurant, injuring four people who intervened. Police are investigating the motive.
Four wounded people, between employees and clients, and an Algerian, in a confused state, arrested after breaking in armed with a knife in a r...
Algerian Asylum Seeker Holds Restaurant Owner’s Wife At Knifepoint Then Slashes Four Rescuers In Packed Sardinian Sushi Bar
A 29-year-old Algerian asylum seeker burst into a busy sushi restaurant in Olbia, Sardinia, held the owner’s wife at knifepoint and slashed four people who tried to save her, Italian police and local reports say. The horror unfolded on Friday night at Ichi Asia Fusion on Corso Umberto, in the tourist town’s historic centre. The packed restaurant was serving late diners when the man walked straight to the till, grabbed Elena, wife of owner Simon…
A 29-year-old Algerian (according to some sources, named Halimi Sofiene), an asylum seeker with an application for international protection, entered an Asian/sushi restaurant in the city center (Corso Umberto) holding a knife. He approached the cashier (the owner's wife), grabbed her and put the knife to her throat, holding her hostage for a few minutes while shouting incoherent phrases and demanding to […] The article Sardinia: Algerian entered…
A couple from Grenchen experienced his last holiday evening in Olbia as a nightmare. When a 29-year-old woman held a knife to her neck, the Swiss intervened – and was stabbed in the leg.
On Friday evening, an Algerian armed with a knife storms into a restaurant in Sardinia and threatens the owner. A couple from Switzerland are witnessing the incident. Eduardo N., a Brazilian living in Grenchen SO, proves her courage.
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 67% of the sources lean Right
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
