Berlin Court Orders Psychiatric Detention for Giffey Attacker
A 75-year-old man who attacked Berlin's Economic Senator Franziska Giffey is to be held in a psychiatric hospital following a court ruling.
- The court's decision follows the prosecution's request for the attacker's indefinite psychiatric detention.
- The defense argued against the ruling, claiming the absence of significant unlawful acts by the defendant.
- The defendant admitted to striking Giffey with a bag containing newspapers, intending to give her a 'lesson.'
- The attacker, known for previous offenses dismissed due to insanity, suffers from a delusional disorder.
- The court's ruling is not yet legally binding, pending potential appeals or further legal actions.