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Berlin security authorities have been concerned about firearms offenses for months. There are repeated attacks on the street, shots fired at residential buildings or clashes in criminal circles. The BAO Ferrum is investigating several firearms offenses in the capital.
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AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The police will identify and arrest the perpetrators based on the evaluated video recordings and witness information.
Likely · Within weeks
BAO Ferrum's investigation into the gun attack is continuing and could lead to further arrests.
Very likely · Within months
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