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There were previously several sabotage attacks on the power grid in North Rhine-Westphalia, whereupon the police checked the power system in Hamm.
After several sabotage attacks on the power grid in North Rhine-Westphalia, there was a major police operation at a power plant in Hamm. As a dpa reporter reported, numerous police cars came to the location on a country road near a forest on Friday evening. A helicopter was also used. The “Hellweger Anzeiger” had previously reported.
A police spokesman said it was a former power plant. It has been out of service for a long time.
The trial of alleged child murderer Lindsay Clancy in Massachusetts ended without a verdict because the jury could not agree on her guilt. The defendant confessed to killing her three children, but claimed to have suffered from postpartum psychosis. The public prosecutor must now decide on a new trial.

Federal Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt assumes climate extremism was the motive for acts of sabotage at substations in North Rhine-Westphalia and Brandenburg. Investigations point to a single perpetrator who is said to have written letters of confession. Explosives and launchers were found, several police operations were carried out and drone defenses were called for to be strengthened.

The trial of Lindsay Clancy in Massachusetts ended in a mistrial because the jury could not agree on her guilt. Clancy killed her three children in 2023 and pleaded not guilty due to postpartum psychosis. The debate over maternal health and sanity in the United States continues.
The trial of former nurse Lindsay Clancy in Massachusetts collapsed because the jury could not agree on her guilt. Clancy confessed to killing her three children in January 2023, but claims postpartum psychosis. The public prosecutor must now decide on a new trial.
A 41-year-old was found with life-threatening injuries behind the main train station in Krefeld and taken to hospital. A murder squad is investigating and the police are looking for witnesses.
A court in Istanbul has approved charges against Turkish comedian Deniz Göktaş for insulting President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and inciting hatred. Göktaş faces up to nine years and eight months in prison. He has been in custody since July 3rd and his YouTube video has been viewed 14 million times.