CSD-TERROR IN BERLIN: Warum die Polizei das Fahndungsfoto von Abdul Ballout nicht posten durfte

ISLAM TERROR AGAINST CSD: Why Police Can't Publish Abdul Ballout's Wanted Poster Why weren't Berlin police allowed to directly publish the wanted poster of the suspected CSD attacker, Abdul Ballout, on social media platforms like Facebook or Instagram? Following the Islamist terrorist attack on Christopher Street Day in Berlin, this very question is sparking a heated debate. Despite a nationwide manhunt, investigators could only make the suspect's image accessible via a link on their social media channels. This is due to data protection regulations for German authorities. Why are police representatives calling for changes? They argue that this unnecessarily complicates investigations and manhunts, and that security authorities need greater digital powers. What Role Does AI Play? Proponents see artificial intelligence and automated facial recognition as a way to identify dangerous criminals more quickly. Critics, however, warn of profound infringements on data protection and personal rights. #Berlin #CSD #Terror #DataProtection 🔔 Subscribe to our WELT-TV news channel!    / weltvideotv   Our YouTube channels: 📺 WELT DOKU    / @weltdoku   ⚽ WELT SPORT    / @welt-sport   🚀 WELT SPACE    / @weltspace   🛣️ WELT DRIVE    / @weltdrive   🪖 WELT HISTORY    / @welthistory   🍝 WELT FOOD    / @welt.food-rezepte   WELT News Live Stream http://bit.ly/2fwuMPg Our Top News on WELT.de http://bit.ly/2rQQD9Q Our Media Library on WELT.de http://bit.ly/2Iydxv8 WELT TV on Instagram   / welt.nachrichtensender   WELT on Instagram   / welt   Due to numerous offensive comments, comments are currently disabled. Thank you for your understanding – your WELT team. Video created in 2026