After the commotion outside Reul's house: three suspects identified

After the tumult in front of the private house of North Rhine-Westphalia's Interior Minister Herbert Reul (CDU) in Leichlingen, the police identified three suspects.

As can be seen from a template for the interior committee of the Düsseldorf state parliament, a total of 13 masked people were present at the action.

Among other things, they would have chanted “Reul, piss off” and ignited pyrotechnics.

Düsseldorf / Leichlingen - According to the Interior Ministry, neighbors made videos of the incident on October 10th.

They would now be evaluated, according to the report, which the Greens and AfD had applied for separately.

Only then could one say whether and what specifically one could accuse the three accused.

Reul had filed a criminal complaint that it was about insulting a politician.

In addition, the Bengalos are also being investigated.

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According to the Ministry of the Interior, 162 police officers were on duty at the operation around Reul's house.

An investigative group called "Bengalo" had been set up at the Cologne State Security Service.

"The three accused have already appeared in the field of left-wing politically motivated crime," wrote the ministry.

There were no indications of a specific left-wing extremist group or the demonstration alliance “Stop the Assembly Act NRW”.

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