German authorities have charged a Somali man who allegedly was a member of the foreign extremist group al-Shabab and is accused of attempted murder and assistance to murder. During his training, he accompanied other al-Shabab members to a mosque where they assassinated a person with three shots to the head. He was later assigned to kill a Somali government employee with the help of another group member at a restaurant. There, he shot several times at the man, wounding but not killing him. He was therefore arrested by al-Shabab until he managed to flee in October 2012.

Source: ABC News May 14, 2018 08:37 UTC