Raid in Hachenburg: 200 police officers against right -wing martial artists!

Raid in Hachenburg: 200 police officers against right -wing martial artists!

In a remarkable police operation on Saturday evening, the police in Hachenburg carried out a controlled intervention in the so -called barrel factory. The operation started around 9:30 p.m. and lasted until around 2:30 a.m. According to information, this is an operational tactics that is common in right -wing extremists, whereby there was indications that a martial arts event should take place in the factory among followers of the right -wing extremist party "The III. Weg". The police had been alerted after it became known that people from all over the federal territory and even the Netherlands had come to take part in this event.

The operation was based on the legal basis of the Rhineland-Palatinate Police and Ordinance Authority Act, which enabled the officials to carry out identity tests and enter the premises. The police met almost 130 event participants on site, including minors. The police received information about the type of meeting by discovering a boxing ring and the appearance of the participants in martial arts. These obvious information solidified the assumption that it was a martial arts event.

violations and consolidations

In the course of the control measures, the police ensured several objects that clearly indicated a right -wing extremist attitude. The legal exams regarding possible violations of Section 86a of the Criminal Code, which puts the spread of propaganda funds of unconstitutional organizations, are punishable. In a further case, a violation of the Narcotics Act and the Weapons Act was also found, which led to ensuring appropriate objects.

The police carried out the deployment with over 200 emergency services, with the participation of various authorities, including the Koblenz police headquarters and the riot police. This coordinated approach was largely without major incidents, although a police officer was insulted in the course of the operation. The legal consequences and further investigations will continue in the coming days, while the police continue to clarify whether further criminal measures are required.

The events in Hachenburg can be seen as part of a larger trend in which the police strengthen measures against extremist groups and events. This could indicate that the security authorities proactively act against potential dangers, especially when it comes to events that are suspected of promoting violent or extremist behavior. For detailed information about the use and legal assessments, See the report on www.presseportal.de .