Düsseldorf: Young people planned terrorist attack - Telegram reveals shocking plans!

Düsseldorf: Young people planned terrorist attack - Telegram reveals shocking plans!

In North Rhine-Westphalia, the indictment against three young people caused a stir that suspected an Islamist terrorist attack has attracted. The Attorney General in Düsseldorf has raised the criminal allegations that may have far -reaching consequences. The young people who were between 15 and 16 years old have been in custody since Easter this year. According to the information from the German Press Agency, an extension of your detention was recently ordered.

The accused, a young person from Düsseldorf, one from Iserlohn and a young man from Lippstadt, are suspected of having discussed the Messaging app Telegram. These plans included potential targets such as churches, court halls, train stations or police areas - places that have always come into focus in the past.

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The investigation show that the suspects have actively communicated via Telegram to exchange their dangerous ideas. It remains unclear to what extent the young people stood or contested their actions. The court has not yet decided on the indictment, and an appointment for a possible process is still pending. A fourth suspect who comes from East Filder in Baden-Württemberg will no longer be part of this procedure, since its case is treated separately.

A crucial aspect of this indictment is related to the ideology of the "Islamic State". It is believed that the young people were influenced by the extremist views of this terrorist organization. According to the Düsseldorf Attorney General, they have agreed to prepare "a serious act of violence". The police became aware of the 16-year-old accused from Iserlohn after clues appeared that she was planning to join IS in his ready-to-fight ranks.

Weapons and previous misconduct

The police discovered a machete and a dagger in Düsseldorf as part of their investigation. This increases concern about the possible danger of the young people. Interestingly, the father of the Düsseldorf young people was previously known as the potential supporter of IS because he was suspended that he had collected donations for the organization. These details contribute to the public and show the potential networks that can exist in such extremist environments.

A significant knowledge from the previous investigation is that, although no specific details on a stop plan such as the date and location, a youthful suspended luck was to have collected information about police -locked in Dortmund - an alarming fact that underlines the threat situation again. Preparations seem to be serious, even if they may not be manifested in a clear plan.

It remains to be seen how the legal measures will continue against the suspects. The indictment could have far -reaching consequences for the young people and possibly also new discussions about the dangers of extremism and radicalization in society. The developments in this case are of considerable interest, both for the security authorities and the public.

For more information about this case, See the report on www.wa.de .