Crime refers to an act or the commission of an act that is forbidden or punishable by law. It encompasses a range of behaviors that violate legal statutes established by a governing authority, which can include offenses against individuals, property, and society at large. Crimes are typically categorized into two main groups: felonies and misdemeanors, with felonies being more severe offenses that carry harsher penalties, including imprisonment for more than one year or even death in some jurisdictions, while misdemeanors are less serious violations that often result in shorter jail time or fines. The definition of what constitutes a crime can vary significantly based on cultural, legal, and social norms within different societies. Additionally, the enforcement and prosecution of crimes are carried out by law enforcement agencies and the judicial system, reflecting the need for maintaining social order and protecting citizens’ rights.
Solingen celebrated its 650th anniversary, marred by a tragic knife attack resulting in three deaths and eight injuries. The "Islamic State" quickly claimed responsibility, linking the suspect, Issa al H.,…