LKA starts investigation: 3-D model to clarify the attack
LKA starts investigation: 3-D model to clarify the attack
A considerable incident took place in Munich that let all alarm bells ring: a suspected terrorist attack on the Israeli Consulate of General. The Bavarian State Criminal Police Office (LKA) has taken over the investigation and set up a special commission called "Karolinenplatz". This development shows that the authorities are determined to take hard in the face of such threats.
The situation is classified by LKA spokesman Alexander Groß as no longer dangerous. However, the investigators endeavor to subject the surrounding area of the suspect, who was shot in a police operation, Emrah I., an intensive examination. Visitors to social media and internet platforms could provide information on the possible radicalization of the Bosnian -born suspect. This procedure is not only important to understand the motifs, but also to identify and avoid future dangers.
technological innovation for clarification
A particularly remarkable step in the LKA investigative work is to create a 3-D model of the crime scene. This method enables investigators to immerse themselves in virtual environments, which can be extremely helpful when investigating crime. There are already on -site camera teams to collect the necessary data for the reconstructions. The use of virtual reality technology could bring crucial indications that could be overlooked in the context of traditional investigations.
Such digital crime scene models has already used the LKA in the past, for example with regard to the Nazi past in Auschwitz and the OEZ attack 2016. These modern methods not only improve the opportunities for education, but also offer judges and lawyers a well-founded basis to be able to understand the events.
- Investigations after terrorist attack: The LKA takes over the rudder.
- special commission "Karolinenplatz" to clarify the incident.
- 3-D reconstruction of the crime scene to gain new knowledge.
- Internal investigations on the change of shooting between the police and the suspect are also underway.
The LKA will merge several departments in the "Sonder Commission Karolinenplatz". The exact number of investigators involved has not yet been determined, but one assumes a comprehensive line -up. The core of this special commission is formed by the state protection department of the LKA, which makes it clear that this incident is treated with the highest priority.
The questions about the incident, in particular the number of shots that were made on the part of the police, remains unanswered at the moment. This falls under the responsibility of the internal investigative authority, which is always activated when police officers make use of their service weapons. Emrah I. is accused of having given several shots on the patrol officials, which escalated the incident for a "change of shooting".
The ongoing investigations not only aim to clarify the background and circumstances of this incident, but also to identify possible further risks. It remains to be seen what specific knowledge will bring the next time and to what extent the technology can promote the understanding of such complex cases. In the meantime, the Munich authorities face the challenge of maintaining public security and recognizing potential threats at an early stage.