Explosives find in Berlin: Police chase suspects after escape!

Explosives find in Berlin: Police chase suspects after escape!

In a shocking incident in Berlin-Neukölln, the police discovered a man on the run who transported highly explosive explosives in his pocket. The dramatic persecution began when federal police officers wanted to control the suspect, which is between 1.85 and 1.90 meters tall and has a chin beard, at the S-Bahn station. But the man managed to tear down and flee over the tracks, leaving a white bag with the dangerous material.

The police are now not only behind this fleeting, but also searches for a second suspect who was seen near him on Wednesday afternoon. According to reports, both men from the police are already known, especially in connection with ATM blasts. While the public prosecutor did not confirm the identity of the second man, it is believed that he accompanied the main suspect.

explosive with dangerous past

The explosives found in the bag left is Triacetontriperoxide (TATP), a highly explosive material that was previously used in devastating terrorist attacks in Paris and Brussels. According to reports, it was 530 grams of this dangerous substance. The police blown up the explosives in a nearby park on Wednesday evening, and the detonation was heard hundreds of meters.

Although the investigators have no specific indications of a planned terrorist attack, the situation remains tense. "There are several conceivable scenarios," said a spokesman for the public prosecutor, while the authorities continue to examine the background of the incident. The hunt for the fleeting suspect and his accomplice continues, and the police remain determined to ensure the security of the citizens.