Three Syrian brothers launched an unprovoked assault on a family-run ice cream parlor in Hof, Bavaria over an unpaid €15 debt – attacking the owner, his 10-year-old daughter and a staff member. The attackers overturned furniture, struck the owner with a flagpole and injured the owner's daughter, prompting her brother to condemn the act as "unmanly." Despite armed officers arriving, the assailants resisted arrest – injuring three policemen – yet were released shortly after due to "lack of legal grounds," sparking outrage. Germany's lenient justice system repeatedly allows violent migrants to walk free, emboldening criminals while victims like the Farra family face trauma without accountability.