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Se trataba de una mujer polaca de 45, madre de hijos y embarazada que trabajaba en una tienda de kebab. El refugiado se había enamorado de ella, y cuando lo habían despedido del lugar por su comportamiento "raro", procedió a matar a la mujer y casi dar muerte a otras 2 personas.
The pregnant Polish woman, 45, who was hacked to death with a machete by Syrian refugee 'who fell in love with her' at the kebab shop
The pregnant Polish woman who was hacked to death with a meat cleaver by a Syrian refugee in the German town of Reutlingen was a mother-of-four who came to the country after her divorce.
Identified only as Jolanta K., 45, she was killed on Sunday by the 21-year-old, who reportedly fell in love with her after visiting the kebab shop where she worked.
Jolanta came from the north-eastern Polish town of Dabrowa Tarnowska and had lived in Germany for a year, according to the Polish press. She left her hometown after a divorce.
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A mother-of-four, identified only as Jolanta K (pictured), was hacked to death by a Syrian refugee with a meat cleaver in the German town of Reutlingen. She had moved to Germany after getting divorced
The police have arrested a man who is believed to have gone on a machete rampage killing a woman in the German city of Reutlingen. It is claimed the Syrian refugee was in love with Jolanta, whom he knew from her place of work at the Mangal kebab shop
She worked as a cleaner and shared a flat with a new friend. Three months before the fatal attack, she found a full-time job in a kitchen at the Mangal Kebab fast food store.
Jolanta left her four children aged eight, 19, 22 and 23 in Poland.
The youngest daughter was supposed to join her mother to live in Germany soon. On the day she was killed, Jolanta had just arrived back from a visit to her homeland.
According to local media, Jolanta almost managed to escape the attack.
The attacker, identified only by his first name Muhamed, knew Jolanta from Mangal Kebab and fell in love with her, according to local media.
The man had his hands bound behind his back and was pinned down on the floor after being detained by officers following the attack. Jolanta worked as a cleaner and shared a flat with a new friend. Three months before the fatal attack, she found a full-time job in a kitchen at the kebab store
During the incident in the city, south of Stuttgart, the attacker also injured a man and another woman before being arrested by police after he was run over by a man driving a BMW.
A witness to the incident, Robert Lukowski, 25, described the situation as a nightmare.
He said: 'I saw the woman lying in blood. And then when I saw the crazy man in the handcuffs, I was terrified.'
Pictures from the scene appear to show the knifeman lying on the ground with blood on his face and his weapon lying on the ground. Jolanta is said to have rejected the man's advances, and the other restaurant employees used to force him to leave the place and locked him out because he was 'weird'
The attack happened in the southwestern city of Reutlingen near a doner kebab stand in a bus station at Listplatz Square
In the moments after the machete attack, the man could be seen running around close to the scene before he was knocked over by a car
The asylum-seeking Syrian man had been involved in previous incidents causing injuries to other people, police said.
The spokesman had no immediate information on when the man arrived in Germany, or when the previous incidents took place.
He was injured in the collision with the BMW and is currently in hospital, where he has not yet been questioned but is under guard by police.
The attack comes as Germany is on edge, following a rampage at a Munich mall on Friday night in which nine people were killed, and an axe attack on a train a week ago that left five wounded.
Some Germans are also fearful of any signs of a rise in crime or lawlessness after the country registered some one million asylum-seekers last year.
The pregnant Polish woman, 45, who was hacked to death with a machete by Syrian refugee 'who fell in love with her' at the kebab shop
- Identified only as Jolanta K, she was killed in Reutlingen on Sunday
- Mother-of-four moved to Germany after divorce; worked at kebab shop
- Machete-wielding Syrian refugee, 21, knew her from the shop and 'fell in love with her'
- Restaurant workers locked him out of shop because he was 'weird'
- He also injured a man and another woman before being detained by police
The pregnant Polish woman who was hacked to death with a meat cleaver by a Syrian refugee in the German town of Reutlingen was a mother-of-four who came to the country after her divorce.
Identified only as Jolanta K., 45, she was killed on Sunday by the 21-year-old, who reportedly fell in love with her after visiting the kebab shop where she worked.
Jolanta came from the north-eastern Polish town of Dabrowa Tarnowska and had lived in Germany for a year, according to the Polish press. She left her hometown after a divorce.
Scroll down for video
A mother-of-four, identified only as Jolanta K (pictured), was hacked to death by a Syrian refugee with a meat cleaver in the German town of Reutlingen. She had moved to Germany after getting divorced
The police have arrested a man who is believed to have gone on a machete rampage killing a woman in the German city of Reutlingen. It is claimed the Syrian refugee was in love with Jolanta, whom he knew from her place of work at the Mangal kebab shop
She worked as a cleaner and shared a flat with a new friend. Three months before the fatal attack, she found a full-time job in a kitchen at the Mangal Kebab fast food store.
Jolanta left her four children aged eight, 19, 22 and 23 in Poland.
The youngest daughter was supposed to join her mother to live in Germany soon. On the day she was killed, Jolanta had just arrived back from a visit to her homeland.
According to local media, Jolanta almost managed to escape the attack.
The attacker, identified only by his first name Muhamed, knew Jolanta from Mangal Kebab and fell in love with her, according to local media.
The man had his hands bound behind his back and was pinned down on the floor after being detained by officers following the attack. Jolanta worked as a cleaner and shared a flat with a new friend. Three months before the fatal attack, she found a full-time job in a kitchen at the kebab store
During the incident in the city, south of Stuttgart, the attacker also injured a man and another woman before being arrested by police after he was run over by a man driving a BMW.
A witness to the incident, Robert Lukowski, 25, described the situation as a nightmare.
He said: 'I saw the woman lying in blood. And then when I saw the crazy man in the handcuffs, I was terrified.'
Pictures from the scene appear to show the knifeman lying on the ground with blood on his face and his weapon lying on the ground. Jolanta is said to have rejected the man's advances, and the other restaurant employees used to force him to leave the place and locked him out because he was 'weird'
The attack happened in the southwestern city of Reutlingen near a doner kebab stand in a bus station at Listplatz Square
In the moments after the machete attack, the man could be seen running around close to the scene before he was knocked over by a car
The asylum-seeking Syrian man had been involved in previous incidents causing injuries to other people, police said.
The spokesman had no immediate information on when the man arrived in Germany, or when the previous incidents took place.
He was injured in the collision with the BMW and is currently in hospital, where he has not yet been questioned but is under guard by police.
The attack comes as Germany is on edge, following a rampage at a Munich mall on Friday night in which nine people were killed, and an axe attack on a train a week ago that left five wounded.
Some Germans are also fearful of any signs of a rise in crime or lawlessness after the country registered some one million asylum-seekers last year.
