
Investigations into the formation of a criminal organization against the so-called “Zwickau Collective”
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The LKA Saxony is investigating a group that is said to have formed in 2022. According to investigators, the aim of the group was to fight against right-wing radical structures through criminal offenses.
The homes of suspected left-wing extremists have been searched in several federal states. The Saxony State Criminal Police Office (LKA) and the Dresden public prosecutor's office are investigating, among other things, the suspicion of forming a criminal organization. There were raids on the defendants' apartments in Zwickau, Dresden, Leipzig, Saalfeld, Bremen and Hamburg.
Twelve men - between 18 and 36 years old - are accused of having formed a communist group in 2022. Under the name "Kollektiv Zwickau", their goal was to act nationwide against right-wing radical and inhumane structures, according to the investigators. The accused are said to have agreed for years to achieve their goals through crimes such as bodily harm and damage to property.
Resistance to search
During the search, a man attacked the searching police officers - he was arrested. There were already arrest warrants against four other men. All five are now to be brought before an investigating judge. During the searches, the LKA seized data carriers and cell phones as evidence.
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Presentation of the five arrested persons before an investigating judge.
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