According to the "Spiegel", a search broke out during a raid against suspected right-wing extremists. This is now being investigated.
- Rescue workers searched homes in Schleswig-Holstein, Lower Saxony, Brandenburg and Hesse.
- The raids were directed against alleged right-wing extremists
- Evidence was apparently forgotten during a search in Lower Saxony
Munich - According to information from the news magazine "Spiegel", the officers confiscated the cell phone, data carrier and various other evidence from one of the suspects in Lower Saxony on Tuesday and packed them in a box . When they got back to the police station, the police found that they had left the box in front of the suspect's apartment. After returning to the apartment, the box had disappeared, according to the report, only the cell phone could still be secured.
Attorney General does not want to speak of a breakdown
The Flensburg senior prosecutor Stephanie Gropp did not want to speak of a breakdown , but of an incident. Details are not yet known to her, said Gropp. But no evidence has disappeared . The Flensburg public prosecutor's office is conducting the investigation into the proceedings. The incident in Göttingen will be worked up on site, said Gropp. "This is not part of the process."
Rescue workers searched homes in the campaign in Schleswig-Holstein, Lower Saxony, Brandenburg and Hesse. The total of twelve suspects are said to have joined forces with other parties in Bad Segeberg in July 2019 to form the right-wing extremist group "Aryan Circle Germany" . The right-wing extremist group had reportedly planned bodily harm and property damage as well as crimes under the Arms Act.
Attack in Hanau: The perpetrator probably did not speak to anyone about his plans before the fatal shots.
The police searched dozens of buildings in six cities in North Rhine-Westphalia. The hooligan scene is said to be in the sights of the officials.