The police are continuing to investigate after three men were arrested in Hagen and Unna on suspicion of preparing a subversive crime.
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The police in North Rhine-Westphalia can preventively take people into custody for up to 14 days in suspected terrorism cases.
After an intelligence tip about three men from North Rhine-Westphalia, the police investigation is continuing.
A special operations team took a German (33) and two Syrians (20, 24) into custody in Hagen and Unna on Thursday evening because they were suspected of preparing a crime that would endanger the state. According to “Bild”, the three men are said to have exchanged ideas online about a possible attack with weapons.
The police in North Rhine-Westphalia are allowed to preventively take people into custody for up to 14 days in a suspected terrorist case if a judge decides so. If the suspicion is not confirmed, custody must be lifted.
According to the police, the access on Thursday evening was carried out in close coordination with the State Criminal Police Office (LKA) and other security authorities involved.
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