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Police are investigating allegations of violence in the house in Berlin-Friedrichshain

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The police are deployed with a large contingent at a house in Berlin-Friedrichshain to determine the identities of several people.
It is suspected that construction workers and the owner's private security staff were physically attacked and had excrement thrown at them.
Around 200 officers execute a judicial search warrant from the Tiergarten district court.

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The police are on duty at the house on Riemenstrasse in Berlin-Friedrichshain to determine the identities of several people, based on a search warrant from the Tiergarten district court.

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The police are on duty with a large number at a house in Berlin-Friedrichshain on suspicion of several violent crimes. The aim is to determine the identities of several people, the police said. There is a suspicion that construction workers and private security employees of the owner of this house were physically attacked and repeatedly pelted with excrement. Some of the suspects were said to have been masked.

According to the police, around 200 officers were on duty in the house on Belt Street. It's not about a police eviction, but about enforcing a judicial search warrant from the Tiergarten district court. “We will determine the identity of everyone here in this house,” said police spokesman Florian Nath. “For this purpose, everyone here will be taken out of the house.” It was initially unclear when the incidents should have happened.

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