After attacks with beer bottles, batons and firearms in Dresden Neustadt, the police carried out searches on seven suspects in three federal states.
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On the night of August 5th there were attacks on two groups by masked perpetrators in Dresden Neustadt.
After attacks with beer bottles, batons and firearms in Dresden Neustadt, the police carried out searches on seven suspects. The 20 to 35-year-olds are accused of, among other things, common grievous bodily harm, as the State Criminal Police Office and the public prosecutor's office announced. Properties in Saxony, Baden-Württemberg and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania were searched.
On the night of August 5th, they are said to have attacked a group of four and five people together with three other, as yet unknown perpetrators. First there were verbal arguments, then the attackers wearing balaclavas threw beer bottles at the victims. In the second attack, they also kicked a car in which the victims were escaping and ordered a woman to disappear, pointing to a baton and a firearm.
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