Bloody shots in Göppingen: Large search for bar assassins!

Bloody shots in Göppingen: Large search for bar assassins!

After a shocking incident in Göppingen, a tranquil city around 40 kilometers east of Stuttgart, the police are intensively searching for a man who is said to have shot in several people in a shisha bar. The alleged perpetrator, dressed in black, was able to escape on foot undetected. So far, there is no trace of indications of his escape route.

In the shot night, which many residents left behind, a 29-year-old man was killed. Two other people suffered injuries and were brought to hospitals. The condition of the injuries has so far been unclear. Despite the massive police operation on site and the special commission used, the background of the crime remain nebulous. For further information, the current reporting At www.welt.de .

heavily armed emergency services

Shortly after the emergency calls that entered the late Wednesday evening, special special units from the police moved out to secure the crime. Photos show masked civil servants with machine guns who assisted gear security teams. Mayor Alexander Maier emphasized that there was no danger to the city's population. At the same time, the police secured traces at the crime scene to track down the suspect as quickly as possible.

Despite the shocking event, the wine festival in Göppingen took place as planned. The mayor made it clear that a cancellation of the festival had not been under discussion because there was no direct connection between the two events. Visitors were able to continue the festival normally without fear and panic.

possible connections to gangfehden

The investigation focuses on checking any connections to the gang conflicts known in the region. Since the summer of 2022, violent clashes between rival groups have repeatedly occurred in and around Stuttgart, some of which also involved explosive funds. Despite a temporary calming, there were numerous arrests in these groups, while speculation about the causes of their violent conflicts.

According to LKA President Andreas Stenger, these groups are not typical family clans or traditional gangs. Despite the brutal clashes, the reasons for these hostilities remain in the dark. More details on this topic can be found in a detailed report on www.welt.de .