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The man escaped from the forensic ward at the Bremen-Ost Clinic on Sunday night. He was forcibly detained because of serious crimes. In December 2019 he was sentenced to ten years in prison and admitted to a psychiatric hospital. He was diagnosed with severe paranoid personality disorder.
The search for a criminal who escaped from the forensic ward at the Bremen-Ost Clinic continues. The 49-year-old is still being sought, a police spokesman said early Monday morning. From Monday onwards, the Bremen public prosecutor's office will also deal with the case.
The man, named as Kaan Hayrat, escaped from the clinic on Sunday night. How he managed to do this is still unclear. According to the police, he is considered dangerous and was forcibly housed there because of serious crimes. The police had launched extensive searches and a photo of the suspect is available online.
The investigators expressly warn against speaking to the man or approaching him. Anyone who sees him should keep their distance and call emergency services.
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According to the regional magazine “buten und binnen”, investigators found a hole around 1.60 meters deep near a landfill in January 2019 that Hayrat had dug. The police at the time assumed that he wanted to bury his ex-wife and daughter there. The regional court later found it proven that the pit was at least intended for his divorced wife. He was arrested in February.
In December 2019, the court sentenced him to ten years in prison and also ordered him to be committed to a psychiatric hospital. At that time, she was diagnosed with a serious paranoid personality disorder. After a dispute over custody, the defendant started seven fires. There was also an attack on a man with a knife in 2018, the man was critically injured.
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The Bremen public prosecutor's office will process the case from Monday.
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