Right -wing extremist investigations: Police discovers evidence in Bremen!

Right -wing extremist investigations: Police discovers evidence in Bremen!

Bremen, Deutschland - The Bremen police have initiated comprehensive investigations into a right -wing extremist motivated crime. The background is a shocking video that went viral on social networks at the end of December. There are five people to be seen who are assigned to the right-wing scene and present several banners in front of the party headquarters of Bündnis 90/Die Grünen in the old town of Bremen, which were previously stolen by the Sielwall House. Particularly explosive: Two of those involved show the "white power sign", which is considered racist. The banners carry the provocative inscriptions "Free Maja" and "Freedom for Nanuk!" and were deliberately kept around.

A breakthrough for the authorities made a 28-year-old suspect from the surrounding area in Lower Saxony a few weeks ago. He appeared in a video with right -wing extremist music, in which the forbidden chorus "Sieg Heil" could be heard. In mid -March, the police in Lower Saxony searched the suspect's apartment with a search decision ordered by the district court and found the stolen banner "Free Maja" and other stressful evidence.