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The incident occurred on Monday evening in Oberfischach, a district in the Schwäbisch Hall district in Baden-Württemberg. The perpetrator used a blank pistol, which does not fire live bullets but can still be dangerous.
A man fired a blank pistol several times on the street in Oberfischach in the Schwäbisch Hall district, triggering a SEK operation. Before the special operations team arrived, the 30-year-old also shot a female driver on Monday evening, the police said.
After the man fled into a building, the police arrived along with dog handlers and a helicopter. The man was reportedly uncooperative and did not want to leave the building. The SEK was finally able to arrest the 30-year-old late in the evening.
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The perpetrator is charged with grievous bodily harm and violating the weapons law.
Likely · Within weeks
There will be a psychological evaluation order for the perpetrator.
Possible · Within months
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