Despite an arrest warrant for murder, the 34-year-old suspect was initially treated at the Erding Clinic.
After the crime in Taufkirchen, he injured himself so badly that he could not be transported.
Taufkirchen / Freising
- In the case of the young teacher who was killed in Taufkirchen, an arrest warrant for murder was issued.
The responsible investigating judge of the Landshut district court decided on Thursday.
However, the accused was not yet transportable on Friday.
The 34-year-old was under police surveillance at the Erding Clinic.
He was admitted there after suicidal suicidal harm.
Taufkirchen: Suspected perpetrator with Corona in the Erdinger hospital
According to information from our newspaper, neighbors saw the man being led away from his apartment on Erdinger Strasse in Taufkirchen in only underwear and then driven to the Erdinger Clinic.
The perpetrator is currently infected with Corona.
The suspect is the partner of the 28-year-old who lived and worked in the Freising district.
According to the police headquarters of Upper Bavaria North, it is a 34-year-old Bulgarian national.
The woman was found lifeless in his apartment in Taufkirchen on Thursday night.
Previously, both relatives and the employer had filed a missing person report.
Taufkirchen: Erding homicide squad continues to look for clues
The dead woman has meanwhile been autopsied by the Institute of Forensic Medicine in Munich.
For reasons of tactical investigations, no detailed results can be announced.
The police also do not reveal whether the suspect has confessed.
The Erding homicide squad was back in the apartment on Friday to secure evidence.
Meanwhile, the school family in the Freising district mourns.
Colleagues, students and parents are shocked.
For all of them, the education authority organized a discussion and support offer on Father's Day.
"We have had many bereavements, but not such an extreme one," explains the deputy school director, Bernhard Kindler, in a press conference.
The young woman had worked as a specialist teacher at several schools in the district.
Taufkirchen: Crisis team should help those affected to cope
After the sad news, Kindler put together a crisis team made up of headmasters, school psychologists, school social workers and representatives from the school office.
One thing was clear from the start: "Wait until Monday without information - that won't work," Kindler is certain.
Letters were sent to parents 'councils and class parents' representatives by email.
Parents were asked to speak to their children about the tragic events.
On Friday, the students in the affected schools were supported by psychologists.
The children know that the teacher's death was a violent crime.
“But not the other circumstances,” emphasizes Kindler.
In the schools concerned, people are now thinking about what a memorial service could look like.
Processing the grief in pictures is just as conceivable as a condolence book or a mourning room, says Kindler.
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