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After a bullet bomb exploded in Berlin-Neukölln in November last year, leaving two police officers and an injured toddler injured, a suspect has now turned himself in.
The 14-year-old reported to the public prosecutor's office on Wednesday through a lawyer, the authority announced on Thursday.
Accordingly, the first witness reports against him had previously been received.
Berlin - The “BZ” had previously reported on it.
According to the information, emergency services searched the young person's registration address in the Britz district of Neukölln and recorded his identity.
A search was also carried out on a 30-year-old in the Neukölln district.
The man was identified through intensive investigations by the criminal police.
Service dogs were used during the search.
Evidence was found that would now be evaluated.
The 14-year-old was searched for with a public call for witnesses.
On November 4, 2023, the suspect is said to have thrown the detonated explosive device behind two police officers and a witness at a gate on Reuterstrasse.
The police officers and the witness suffered pain and hearing injuries as a result of the explosion.
A five-year-old was also injured at the time.
dpa