Assassinations Spark Blowback Fears

On March 26, a shocking report from German media has revealed allegations that a youth

center in Berlin's New Collins district failed to report the rape of a 16-year-old girl.

Staff supposedly held back because they worried it would put extra police pressure on Muslim

boys already facing scrutiny.

The claims come from a sworn statement by workers at a nearby facility.

It describes how the girl was assaulted by multiple boys at the Wittsgailey Center,

with the attacks filmed and used to blackmail her.

The group even tried to lure her younger sister into meeting them.

Local politicians have been quick to react.

The head of the CDU group in Newcombe called it unacceptable to allow intimate activities

in youth centers just to accommodate cultural norms at home.

Officials deny any cover-up, insisting the boys' backgrounds play no role.

The center has now been shut down, and the affidavit has gone to city leaders for review.

Berlin's mayor has demanded a full probe, saying anyone hiding such crimes must face consequences,

with no excuses for cultural reasons.

Protecting the victim remains the top priority as investigations continue.