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Cologne: Family Strikes Policemen Delivering Information About Death
Bringing a death message to family members is one of the most unpleasant tasks that police sometimes have to perform. In Cologne, however, the officials experienced a situation they did not experience. According to them, the police were supposed to inform a family about their son's suicide in a juvenile detention center, which they did. Subsequently, however, the mother and father of the deceased suddenly beat officials who had been forced to call for reinforcements. A brother of the deceased, aged 19, even had to be arrested to prevent further attacks.
The situation calmed down, but when they wanted to leave the house, the aggression resumed. It was only after the arrival of the riot police that peace returned. He is currently under investigation to seek resistance against the three family members.
Do you have suicidal ideation? Help provides the telephone pastoral. It can be contacted anonymously, free of charge and 24 hours a day at 0 800/111 0 111 and 0 800/111 0 222. An e-mail consultation is also possible. A list of national aid agencies can be found on the website of the German Society for Suicide Prevention.
For children and teens, the number is also available against mourning Monday to Saturday from 14h to 20h – 116 at number 11.
Chemnitz: Raid in a women's prison after terrorism
After a possible allusion to an attack on the Christmas markets of Dresden and Chemnitz, a raid took place in the women's prison of Chemnitz. "Several cells have been searched," a spokesman for the Dresden Attorney General said on Thursday. The clues of such plans have not been found. Previously, the "Free Press" and "Bild" were reported in Chemnitz. According to the authorities, the raid took place on Monday.
According to the Attorney General's office, a prisoner was "vaguely informed" that two detainees were talking about attacks on both Christmas markets. One of the women also had contact with the outside. "We have hinted, especially after the experience of recent years, nevertheless, very seriously," said Chief Prosecutor Wolfgang Klein.
According to the newspapers, one of the women is a 36-year-old Syrian suspected of supporting the Islamic State terrorist group and recruiting new blood.
Witten: drunk stabs her husband
In Witten, North Rhine-Westphalia, police arrested a 43-year-old woman suspected of stabbing her husband with a knife on Tuesday night. After the act, the very drunk woman informed the rescuers and the police that she had been arrested without resistance, they said. The investigation, even on the grounds, continues.
Uelzen: a motorist overturned during a parking attempt
The police themselves wrote about a "spectacular" road accident that she faced Wednesday morning. So, a 67-year-old woman saw her car overturned while she was trying to park. According to previous findings, the woman would have first touched a parked car as part of the parking maneuver, then she would have moved left and pbaded in the opposite lane. There, she tore the steering wheel to the right, collided with a plant guard and a tree before turning around and lying on the roof.
In addition to the 67 years old and their co-pilot slightly injured, they both went to the hospital. According to the police, damage of about 30,000 euros.
Police estimate damages at around 30,000 euros
Dortmund: fire extinguisher sprinkled with sheep and birds – animals die
A sheep and a bird were sprinkled and killed in a theme park in Dortmund with a fire extinguisher. According to police, unknown people invaded the so-called Big Tipi on Thursday night, took four fire extinguishers and tortured the animals, who were subsequently found dead. The police resumed the investigation and asked for clues.
Miltenberg: Two dead at home
A 59-year-old woman and a 55-year-old man died in the fire of an apartment building in Miltenberg, Bavaria. The fire was declared in the apartment shortly after midnight, without any obvious reason, police said. The two residents could only be found dead. The fire was extinguished at night.
News from Wednesday, November 28
Mainz: Taxi driver blocks ambulance in emergency
Because he blocked the urgent use of an ambulance, a taxi driver from Mainz now has to wait for a criminal complaint for coercion. Police reported that a person suffering from an acute heart attack in Mainz had to be treated by emergency services and an ambulance, and then stabilized to the point of being taken to the emergency department. When leaving a garage, the ambulance was to be clbadified a little. At this very moment, a driver parked his taxi behind the ambulance and dropped off his pbadenger. Despite the request of the NAC emergency services and the reference to the emergency response, it was not deterred. Without much hurry, he recovered his disabled pbadenger, took his rollator out of the boot, prepared it for driving and finally left. "In the next five to eight minutes, the taxi driver should have smiled with an ignorant smile," the police report said. Until the patient is completely treated at the hospital, precious time has pbaded. The registration number of the taxi is known to the police of Mainz. The driver aged 40 to 45 is now under duress, lack of badistance and serious injury by omission.
Nettersheim: a man overturned by his own tractor
In the city of Nettersheim, in North Rhine-Westphalia, a man was invaded by his own tractor. Police reported that the 77-year-old man had worked in a beech tree and cut trees there. He also used the attachment at the back of the tractor winch. In the steep slope, it is obvious that the tractor is mounted independently and has tipped over the retiree. An ambulance drove the seriously wounded to a hospital.
Flensburg: A man carries a car in a trailer
The federal police in Flensburg Wednesday morning at 10:30 stopped a motorist who was traveling on the A7 with an unusual charge. On a trailer, the Mercedes driver had tied up a small car. The agents inspected the man on the Handewitter Forst highway parking lot and found that he had exceeded by half the total weight of the trailer with his cargo. The trip with the team was forbidden. The Polish driver had to leave the trailer. He is now waiting for an administrative offense.
On the trailer the man had loaded a small car
Bullenhausen: the dog is captured by car and survives a day in the grille
The miniature Schnauzer "Tero", a 13-year-old dog, was on the road on Tuesday morning in his home town of Bullenhausen, when he was hit by a car. According to reports from the police, the driver of the damaged car was traveling to work in Hamburg and noticed that the car was knocked on the door. As she suspected an accident, she turned around but saw nothing in the dark and continued. At about the same time, a 40-year-old woman from Bullenhausen reported the disappearance of her dog, suspecting a car accident.
The suburban, however, did not notice then that at the end of a silent moan on his car and discovered the four-legged friends who were stuck all day in the car's grille. Firefighters have released the animal – as a miracle unscathed. According to officials, he was not happy with his "situation" and tried to bite the help of the fire department.
In the evening, the owner worried and the little "Tero" again. Curious: she had already told officials that the little dog could be stuck at the front of a car.
Misleading situation: the miniature dog "Tero" was not amused when the release of the officials by his situation – and tried to bite his savior.
Hamburg: man holds the sunset for fire and calls firefighters
In Hamburg, a colorful sunset caused a terrible shock to a resident and immediately prompted him to call the fire department. The man suspected Tuesday night behind the fiery and fiery clouds a Dachstuhlbrand, as announced by a spokesman for the fire on Wednesday. At the center of emergency calls, however, he was quickly rebadured. It happens again and again that people confuse the evening sun with a fire and alert the emergency services, said the spokesman.
According to a meteorologist from the German Meteorological Service, the natural spectacle was not unusual. As the sun's rays must cover a particularly long distance at night, the light is more red than the day's light. In combination with low clouds, the coloring is particularly intense. Since the weather has changed, no other sunset of this type is expected in the coming days.
Rostock: another student disappeared
A student missing since Monday afternoon is back with her parents. Police reported that the 10-year-old child was hiding in a cellar. An investigator from the Kriminalkommissariats could safely find the runaways of the composers' quarter. There is no indication of a crime related to the disappearance of the girl.
News from Tuesday, November 27
Lorsch: Chocolate intoxicating thieves
Thieves stole more than 13,000 pieces of chocolate from a truck on Highway 67 near Lorsch (Hesse). After the Brummifahrer had parked his semitrailer tractor in rest stop on Sunday night and slept in his driver's cabin, the thieves hit, as the police in Darmstadt had announced.
The next morning he discovered that he was missing four pallets containing about 13,400 bars of chocolate. The police are now looking for potential witnesses to monitor the theft of the sugar cargo.
Trier: A man reportedly approached his ex-girlfriend with a car
With his car, a man in Rhineland-Palatinate reportedly committed an badbadination attempt on his ex-girlfriend. On November 15, the 46-year-old man intentionally struck his former partner in the 43-year-old Taben-Rodt village, seriously wounding him, as informed the prosecutor. The man on remand is currently under investigation for suspicion of attempted murder and dangerous badault.
The woman was found seriously injured by a pbader-by. She did not remember anything because of her injuries, so the police first avoided a fall. After the doctors, but not because of an unexplained injury fall, the police opened an investigation and fell on the ex-boyfriend.
It should have approached the woman head-on. The car that he would then have had to drive later in the Saarland. As investigators have again said, the man denies the allegations.
Calw: Cat probably saves family life
A loud screaming cat probably saved the life of a family in the fire of a house in Calw in Baden-Württemberg. A forgotten candle lit a non-woven table on Monday night and caused extreme smoke, as police in Karlsruhe said.
A mother sleeping in the attic of two children aged four and eleven woke up while the cat was purring in an unusual way and jumping. It was only then that the 35-year-old smell of fire was taken and the stairwell was already smoky. Alarmed firefighters save the family and extinguish the fire. There was only minor damage to the property.
Soest: a woman seems connected to the driving license examination
In North Rhine-Westphalia, Soest, a woman appeared for the theoretical driving license and was remarkably equipped for that. As the police reported on Tuesday, a TÜV employee had noticed before the test that 29-year-old Arnsberg's son was "wired". The alarmed police took the woman out of the examination, which was hit by very loose clothes. An officer found a camera under his loose shirt. He was moored in the shirt and led by a cable to a transmitter, which was taped to his leg. On the other leg, she was wearing a cell phone badociated with a button in the ear via a Bluetooth connection. Unfortunately, the police could not find a "blower" or "blower". Arnsberger did not provide any information on the incident.
For a driving test, the lady was incredibly equipped
Jena: police evacuate the net market
In Jena, Thuringia, police evacuated an Internet market on Monday. Police reported that several clients complained of sudden discomfort, nausea and vomiting around 5 pm. Firefighters and rescue workers took care of the wounded. An exact cause could not be determined up to now. The fire department may issue an error message on the air conditioner during the test. Whether this is the reason for the incident, has not been tested yet. The market will remain closed for the moment. The health department checks whether food has been contaminated by the unknown substance. Up to now, eight people in total have been medically treated, no one had to be hospitalized.
Fürth: many injured in a fire in a school
In a fire at a school in the Franconian town of Fürth, many people were injured on Tuesday. "There were several wounded students," a police spokesman said. "Many had to be hospitalized for smoke intoxication." The fire that broke out in the morning has since been extinguished. There was a lot of smoke, so the whole building had to be cleaned. The exact number of injuries and the cause of the fire were not clear at first. The flames erupted in a toilet on the first floor of the container building. In the alternative neighborhood, students of vocational and primary education were taught.
Rostock: Police search for missing student
The Rostock police are looking for a ten-year-old girl. Léonie from Rostock has been missing since Monday, November 26th. She left her parents' house at 2:00 pm to meet a friend in Rostock city center. Around 3 pm, she would have said goodbye to her and taken the tram to Steintor to go home. But she did not arrive there. The student measures 1.53 meters, has long blond hair and is thin. She was wearing a black jacket, black jeans and a gray scarf. She had a pink backpack with her. According to the police, the ten-year-old girl seems to be at least two years older. The Rostock Police can be reached at 0381 4916-1616 or at any other police station.
Malsch: Fire in the swingers club – eleven wounded
During a fire in a swinger club of an industrial area of Malsch (Karlsruhe), eleven people were injured on Monday. As the police reported on Tuesday morning, the fire broke out around 10 am in the sauna area located on the upper floor of the house. The fire quickly spread under the roof. Rescuers had to access the roof via a grinder to fight the fire. The smoke cloud was so intense that the surrounding businesses sent their employees home. Residents were asked to keep the windows and doors closed and to stay in the building. In total, eleven employees from several nearby companies were treated as firefighters suspected of poisoning smoke smoke. The reason why the fire is declared is until now unclear.
News from Monday, November 26
Dresden: A year-old boy is overturned by car and was fatally injured
A one year old boy died in a tragic road accident in Dresden. A 67-year-old motorist grabbed the toddler while driving his car back out of his property Sunday, police said.
The little boy was so hurt that he died at the scene of the accident. There is no family connection between the husband and the child. Police opened the investigation into the accident.
Cologne: a notorious bread thief is now in detention
Three times 44 years old, in a bakery at Cologne Central Station, they went there without being paid. He is currently in pre-trial detention until the beginning of the trial. A saleswoman had called the police because the man had stolen her twice: first rolls and drinks, and about ten minutes later, a coke. When the 44-year-old returned to the bakery shortly thereafter, the federal police was able to arrest him. It turned out that the man had already been arrested in the morning for stealing from the same bakery. The bread thief was "no stranger", reported the federal police: it had already been stolen in Hamburg and Kbadel.
Brunswick: A mother shot in front of children – her father denies having the intention to kill
In the bitter child custody dispute, a 38-year-old man should have shot his ex-partner in front of their children – he must now answer for his murder in the Brunswick District Court. At the start of the trial Monday, he denied planning action in May. "I did not think to kill her or anything, I hoped she would entrust us with custody," said the 38-year-old woman. Before the fatal blow, the victim had custody of the four children together.
Born in Kosovo, the man from Münsterland was reportedly taken to Salzgitter and killed his ex-partner in front of four young children. The 30-year-old woman died in front of her parents' home. His sister, who, according to the indictment, hindered the shooter, was shot in the hip.
Donauwörth: Truckers prevent Geisterfahrer accident with roadblock
With a roadblock, two drivers in Swabia have avoided a possible ghost driver accident. A 73-year-old man traveled to Donauwörth Monday morning in the wrong direction on Federal Highway 2. While the wrong-way driver was traveling seven kilometers to Augsburg, two truck drivers blocked the way after a warning issued at a distance, so that no other motorist can counter the elderly woman.
As the police said, the 73-year-old woman stopped only when she saw on the other side of the guardrail a patrol with blue light. When the police questioned the woman, the driver made a confused impression. To prevent her from making such an error again, she told the police that she wanted to give up her driver's license forever.
Food: gang rape – up to six years and three months in prison
After a series of gang rapes on female students in the Ruhr area, the Essen Regional Court sentenced five young men. On Monday, they were sentenced to imprisonment for juveniles and sentences ranging from three years to nine months and six years and three months. According to the verdict, the defendants lured girls into a car between 2016 and 2018 on a pretext and then raped them in isolated locations. Some of the six victims were only 16 at the time of the incident. In the district court judgment of Essen, "horrible acts" were mentioned.
Sources: Police Press
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