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The police received a report about a car driving suspiciously in the city center of Neustadt an der Weinstrasse.
A drunk driver chased the police through the city center of Neustadt an der Weinstrasse at speeds of up to 130 kilometers per hour. When the man noticed the police car, he accelerated, the police said. It was only when the man stopped after several blocks that the officers were able to check him. An alcohol test during the check showed the 26-year-old had a blood alcohol level of 1.89. He is now facing several criminal charges, according to the police.
The arrested co-pilot of a Flydubai flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv is said to have attacked the pilot with a knife. According to media reports, he was classified as a security risk and suspended by Oman Air in 2024 due to extremist views, but was allowed to continue working in an administrative role. Investigators are investigating how he was able to fly for Flydubai despite being banned from flying.
An 83-year-old senior citizen tried to turn his vehicle on a federal highway near Buchloe in Ostallgäu, using oncoming traffic and causing an accident. Both drivers and one passenger each sustained minor injuries. The senior citizen is being investigated for negligent bodily harm.
The suspected attacker on a Flydubai flight to Tel Aviv is said to have been noticed and suspended from Oman Air in 2024 because of extremist views. Despite being banned from flying, he is said to have later flown for Flydubai and attacked the pilot with a knife in order to crash the plane in Israel. Investigations are ongoing and the arrested man is reportedly cooperating.

Two Iranian citizens, aged 36 and 34, are accused in Britain of planning attacks on the Jewish community in the Manchester area. They are said to have obtained information and components for explosive devices and researched potential targets on the Internet. The arrest took place in Manchester on September 20, the men live in Liverpool and Salford and are due to appear in court in London today. Police emphasize that the case is unrelated to the incident at RAF Fairford.
Two Iranian citizens, aged 36 and 34, are accused in Britain of planning attacks on the Jewish community in the Manchester area. They are said to have obtained information and components for explosive devices and researched potential targets on the Internet. The arrest took place in Manchester on September 20, the day of the Jewish holiday Yom Kippur. The men live in Liverpool and Salford and are due to appear in court in London today. Police emphasize that the case is not related to an earlier incident near Fairford Air Force Base.
Hundreds of Antifa demonstrators gathered in downtown Bremen for German Unity Day. The rally registered by the 'Basic Group Antifascism Bremen' under the title 'No peace with the nation!' was directed against nationalism, militarization and social cuts. In the evening, the situation on Sielwall escalated when demonstrators threw stones, bottles and pyrotechnics at emergency services, injuring a police officer and leading to several arrests.