As of: March 7, 2024, 11:41 a.m
By: Moritz Bletzinger
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RAF terrorist comes before BGH in Karlsruhe: Five police officers accompany Daniela Klette from the helicopter to the car.
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First by helicopter, then in the car.
Daniela Klette was transferred to Karlsruhe.
And the 65-year-old was under extreme surveillance.
Karlsruhe – A police officer on each arm.
Two men lead Daniela Klette from the police helicopter to the car, alongside two other officers.
Everyone carries weapons and bulletproof vests.
Extreme surveillance for a 65 year old.
Daniela Klette comes before the BGH in Karlsruhe: Armed police escort ex-RAF terrorist
Klette is accused of several explosive explosions and attempted murder.
Specifically: An attack on the construction site of the Weiterstadt prison together with Ernst-Volker Staub and Burkhard Garweg in 1993. As a member of the RAF, Klette is said to have been criminally active in the 1990s, only his membership in the terror cell has now expired .
High security level: Daniela Klette is in custody, the BGH will decide on further action.
© Uli Deck/picture alliance/dpa
After more than 30 years in the underground, Klette was arrested in February; the Verden public prosecutor's office obtained an arrest warrant years ago.
On Thursday morning (March 7th) the former RAF terrorist went to the detention hearing before the Federal Court of Justice (BGH) in Karlsruhe.
The detention date at the BGH does not change anything about Klette's pre-trial detention
This initially doesn't change anything for Klette's pre-trial detention, where she is already.
The spokeswoman for Germany's highest prosecutor's office said that over-arrest will be reserved.
This is what it is called when someone is already in custody or in custody and an arrest warrant is still being issued.
However, this will only play a role if something changes in the current pre-trial detention, obtained by the Verden public prosecutor's office.
Landing in the backyard of a government center: RAF terrorists first transported in a helicopter, then by car.
© Uli Deck/picture alliance/dpa
The search for Staub and Garweg is currently still in full swing.
The police reported arrests several times, but so far they haven't caught the right people.
Recently, a SEK operation in a student dormitory caused a stir.
(moe/dpa)