The YouTuber Drachenlord caused a police operation in Jena after a fight.
Could parole be in jeopardy now?
Jena – Recently it has become quieter about the YouTuber Drachenlord.
Now there is another big excitement, including a police operation.
Drachenlord was involved in a fight at the paradise train station in Jena.
A hater is said to have filmed the banned YouTuber and thus harassed him.
It all ended in a scuffle.
Now the police are investigating and the YouTuber on probation could still face jail.
Surname: | Rainer Winkler |
Known as | dragon lord |
birth date | Aug. 2, 1989 |
Place of birth | Neustadt an der Aisch |
Subscribers on YouTube | 224,000 (By August 2022) |
Dragon Lord involved in train fight - what happened?
This incident is about:
On Monday, March 6th, Drachenlord streamed live on TikTok from a train station in Jena.
One of his haters also discovered him, who quickly pulled out his mobile phone and filmed the banned YouTuber.
In the shaky TikTok stream, Drachenlord can be heard saying several times that he doesn't want to be filmed.
Then Dragonlord and his hater clash.
According to the federal police, the dragon lord "made a striking movement, as a result of which the opponent's mobile phone fell on the track bed".
Then there was a scuffle and several passers-by intervened and called the police.
ACTUALLY at that moment the probation Meddl said off AND since it is now public and you have seen it you have to act dear @PolizeiMFR #drachenlord pic.twitter.com/het7JhTzuG
— 1FachMimon 👑 - half god half puppeteer (@mimonunbesiegt) March 6, 2023
What does the dragon lord say about this?
Rainer Winkler reported back to TikTok after the incident.
There he streamed from a train and reported on the incident.
He is said to have given the hater a headbutt and torn his glasses off his head.
In addition, Drachenlord shows the camera a bloody finger that he injured in the fight.
Who is Dragonlord anyway?
Drachenlord is a YouTuber who has shared a lot of insights into his personal life besides gaming.
In his videos, he also regularly clashed with his viewers.
He repeatedly threatened his critics and published his address.
Since then, hundreds of haters, who organize themselves in large groups, have made a pilgrimage to the YouTuber's place of residence.
Again and again there were conflicts on site in Altschauerberg.
In 2022, the Drachenlord case ended up in court.
A hater filed a complaint after Dragonlord assaulted him.
The YouTuber was given a suspended sentence.
A short time later, Drachenlord sold his house and has been making pilgrimages through Germany ever since.
He is always followed by his haters, who divide locations and pictures into large groups.
So it's not uncommon for Drachenlord and his haters to clash.
A few months ago, Drachenlord's YouTube channel was blocked, which is why he is now mainly active on TikTok.
Dragon lord in focus after fight – is imprisonment still imminent after all?
What about the suspended sentence now?
Drachenlord is sentenced to probation and could still go to prison if he commits further crimes.
Since bodily harm and property damage are now in the room, the former YouTuber is now threatened with days in court again.
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Dragon Lord probably again in the focus of the police – investigations into violent videos
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According to hater circles, the opponent of the fight has already announced that he wants to file a complaint.
According to the police, no complaint has yet been received.
A spokesman for the federal police confirmed to t-online that Drachenlord had turned away "in the sense of de-escalation".
Rainer Winkler was not the aggressor here, but his hater.
The YouTube lawyer Christian Solmecke also looked at the case and discussed whether Drachenlord could still go to prison.
In his estimation, the whole thing is rather unlikely.
He cited self-defense as one of the reasons.
The coming weeks will show how the case will develop and whether the hater will actually file a complaint.
However, the action shows that the Drachenlord case is far from over and the former YouTuber continues to clash with his haters.
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