A man broke into his ex-girlfriend's apartment twice.
The second time, however, the police brought out heavy artillery.
Nuremberg
- There was a major police operation on Friday evening in the southern part of Nuremberg.
A man (29) gained unauthorized access to his ex-girlfriend's apartment.
Not the first time he's been caught doing it.
But this time it will probably have been the last time for the time being.
Deployment in Nuremberg: Man breaks into ex-girlfriend's apartment twice
The police * had to move out for the first time on Thursday (February 11).
A man had gained unauthorized access to his ex-girlfriend's apartment in Ammanstrasse in the south of Nuremberg *, writes the Central Franconian Police Headquarters in its press release.
Because he threatened his ex-girlfriend, he was taken into custody by the police and billeted in a police station overnight.
The next morning he was allowed to go again.
But instead of simply marching home, the 29-year-old went to his ex's apartment again. This time it was not there when he broke in again.
But an attentive neighbor recognized him and called the police.
Because the man then holed up in the apartment and was not sure whether he had a weapon with him, the Special Operations Command (SEK) and officials from the Middle Franconia negotiating group were called to the scene.
Deployment in Nuremberg: SEK storms the apartment after failed attempts to negotiate
After all attempts at contact with the 29-year-old had failed, the SEK unceremoniously stormed the apartment.
They could arrest him with no major problem.
The man was slightly injured during the operation and was taken to hospital for treatment.
Then he immediately went to a psychiatric specialist clinic.
In addition to the police forces, units from the Nuremberg fire brigade * were also involved in the operation.
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