The chairman of the Young Union, Winkel, emphasized that current judicial practices, which consider the ‘maturity of responsibility’ in sentencing, should be revised. Criticism has also emerged regarding the suspended sentence of the 21-year-old suspect, who was previously known to authorities as a potential Islamist threat. Additionally, calls for enhanced surveillance powers for security agencies have intensified, alongside demands for improved deradicalization programs, which some argue were inadequately offered to the suspect.