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A man said to belong to a far-right group is under arrest after two German police officers were shot and seriously hurt while raiding a house south of Nuremburg on…
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A man said to belong to a far-right group is under arrest after two German police officers were shot and seriously hurt while raiding a house south of Nuremburg on Wednesday.
One is in a life-threatening condition.
A shootout began in Georgensgmünd as security forces tried to confiscate weapons from the 49-year-old, reportedly a member of the ‘Reichsbürger’ or ‘Citizens of the Reich’ movement which rejects today’s German state and harks back to the 1930s.
At a news conference, Bavarian authorities stressed the dangers presented by the far-right.
Far-right 'Reich' proponent wounds police in shootout https://t.co/MLAUGhw5Zv pic.twitter.com/vVTEoZ0mGp
— dwnews (@dwnews) 19 octobre 2016
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