A far-right group is suspected of having threatened attorneys who represented the alleged perpetrator in the Solingen stabbing when he applied for asylum in Germany, police in the city of Dresden said on Wednesday. Several suspects put up three wooden crosses in front of the Dresden law firm which represented the alleged perpetrator, a 26-year-old Syrian national, in his asylum proceedings, police said. The man identified as Issa Al H in line with Germany’s strict privacy laws is accused to have killed three people and injured eight more in the stabbing in the western city of Solingen on Augus…