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The bench was installed on August 6th to commemorate the victims of an Islamist terrorist attack on July 25th. Since then it has been damaged several times.
Unknown people have sprayed a large area of the rainbow bench in the Tiergarten with black paint, which commemorates the victims of the Islamist terrorist attack on the sidelines of Christopher Street Day (CSD) in July. Police said they noticed a strong smell of paint nearby early in the morning. When they investigated, they discovered the graffiti. The state security agency responsible for politically motivated crimes has begun the investigation.
The bench, which was actually designed in rainbow colors, was set up near the site of the attack on August 6th. Since then it has been repeatedly damaged. Just a few days ago, wooden slats from the seat were torn out.
In the terrorist attack on July 25, the 21-year-old Islamist attacker drove a car into a group of people. He then attacked other people with a machete and fled. One woman was killed and 31 people were injured, some seriously. A day later, police shot the assassin.
In the Düsseldorf trial against a drug gang made up of wealthy families, the public prosecutor's office has demanded prison sentences of up to 13 years. The defendants are said to have made around 11 million euros in sales with cocaine, marijuana and other substances.
After breaking into a gun store in Innsbruck, the perpetrators fled to Upper Bavaria in a stolen car. After an accident near Mittenwald and a major manhunt, the police arrested three suspects and seized numerous long guns.
The Saxon public prosecutor's office has arrested a man in Dresden who is said to have tried to join IS. At the same time, raids took place in Schwarzheide and Berlin, during which evidence was seized.
After the attack on the SPD politician Matthias Ecke in May 2024, the Dresden district court has set trial dates for 2027. Since the perpetrators were young people at the time of the crime, the trial is taking place behind closed doors.
After three men were arrested for suspected attack plans in Hagen and Unna, two suspects were released. A 33-year-old German remains in custody because the danger forecast has confirmed. The men were suspected of being members of IS.
A fire broke out in a parking garage on the premises of the Central Police Directorate in Lower Saxony. Several vehicles, including possibly police cars, are on fire. No injuries were reported; the cause of the fire is unclear.