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A nighttime roof fire occurred in an apartment building in Idar-Oberstein. The fire department rescued a resident from the balcony who was taken to hospital with suspected smoke inhalation. The fire did not spread to a neighboring building, but completely destroyed the roof structure and top floor.
According to the police, one person was probably injured in the roof structure fire in an apartment building in Idar-Oberstein at night. It was said that the fire brigade rescued the resident via the balcony during the night. He was taken to a nearby hospital with suspected smoke inhalation.
According to the police, the fire department was able to prevent the fire from spreading to a neighboring building. However, the roof structure and the top floor burned down completely. The damage is estimated at a mid-six-figure amount. The cause of the fire was initially unclear.
The planned execution of Christa Pike, who was sentenced to death, by lethal injection in the US state of Tennessee has failed. The 50-year-old survived the execution and was taken to hospital. It was the first attempt to execute a woman in Tennessee in 200 years.
During an arrest in Dresden-Prohlis, a police officer shot a 51-year-old who pulled out a knife and tried to hurt himself. There was an arrest warrant for the man for a sexual offense. He was taken to hospital with serious injuries. The criminal police investigate and check the legality of the use of weapons.
In an accident on Wednesday evening in Osternienburger Land, a car collided with an ambulance, leaving four people slightly injured. The 19-year-old driver said she was blinded by the sun and overlooked the ambulance.
Complications arose in the first planned execution of a woman in Tennessee in over 200 years: Christa Pike initially lived after receiving two lethal injections, was taken to the hospital and was still conscious more than 40 minutes after the second dose.
After the major raid against a money laundering network and the Hells Angels in five federal states as well as Belgium, Bulgaria and the Netherlands, the police and tax investigators in Duisburg are taking stock. During the operation, 14 people were arrested and 48.6 million euros were confiscated. An investigation is underway into whether a police officer and two city employees passed information on to criminals.
A teacher born in 1968 has to answer before the Munich district court because of allegations of physical and mental abuse of daycare children. She is accused of hitting children, throwing them to the ground, humiliating them, withholding food from them, and deliberately not changing diapers. The head of the daycare center was also the focus of the investigation, but her case was temporarily discontinued.