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Moenchengladbach, Kempen (ots)

The 38-year-old, who is said to have stabbed a 41-year-old in an apartment building in Kempen-Tönisberg on August 17 at around 11:30 p.m., is in custody.

According to the doctors treating him, the stab wounds were not life-threatening, as initially assumed.

The competent public prosecutor’s office in Krefeld assessed the crime as dangerous bodily harm.

Investigators brought the 38-year-old before the magistrate on Saturday, August 19, at the request of the Krefeld public prosecutor. He ordered pre-trial detention.

According to the current status of the investigation, the background to the crime may have been private disputes.

About the original message:

“According to the press release of the Krefeld StA and the Mönchengladbach & Viersen police: 41-year-old man suffered life-threatening injuries. Suspect arrested for the time being. Murder commission determined.”

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Original content from: district police authority Viersen, transmitted by news aktuell

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Oberhausen (ots)

According to the organizer, around 33,000 visitors met on Saturday (July 1st) in Oberhausen’s Olga Park for the Ruhr in Love music festival. Most visitors used public transport and additional shuttle buses for arrival and departure.

For the police, the safety of the people around the techno party was the priority again this year. In the fight against illegal drug use and trafficking in narcotics, drug investigators and police officers in uniform were on duty on the festival grounds, but also in the run-up to the entire city area.

In particular, they targeted trafficking in illegal drugs and driving under the influence of drugs and alcohol.

From the police point of view, the event was pleasantly quiet.

Police officers initiated more than 450 criminal proceedings for violations of the Narcotics Act and seized the drugs found in this connection, in particular 40 Blue/Red Punishers and a large quantity of Ecstasy tablets as well as small quantities of marijuana, cocaine and amphetamine

Ten other criminal charges, including three for resisting law enforcement officials, were also filed.

Overall, there were no further disruptions worth mentioning on the return journey of the festival visitors.

By the end of the event, a total of 15 people had been arrested or taken into custody.

Original content from: Oberhausen Police Headquarters, transmitted by news aktuell

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Gelsenkirchen

A traffic accident involving the police occurred on Friday, July 28, 2023 in Gelsenkirchen-Buer, in which five people and a service dog were slightly injured. A patrol car crew drove at around 8:15 p.m. with the siren and blue lights on Emil-Zimmermann-Allee in the direction of Kurt-Schumacher-Straße and intended to cross the Emil-Zimmermann-Alle/Adenauerallee intersection straight ahead in order to maintain the direction of travel. At the same time, a 49-year-old woman from Gelsenkirchen drove in her car along Adenauerallee in the direction of Schweidnitzer Strasse. In the crossing area, there was a collision between the patrol car and the Gelsenkirchen woman’s vehicle. The 49-year-old and her 47-year-old passenger suffered minor injuries in the collision. The driving 22-year-old police inspector, the 22-year-old inspector candidate in the passenger seat and the 35-year-old police inspector, who was sitting in the back seat of the patrol car, were just as easily injured. At the same time, a service dog handler and service dog drove a civilian vehicle on Emil-Zimmermann-Allee in the direction of Kurt-Schumacher-Strasse. In order to avoid another collision in the crossing area, he had to brake hard so that the dog inside its transport box in the trunk hit the walls of the box and also injured itself. Both the patrol car and the Gelsenkirchen woman’s vehicle were no longer roadworthy and were towed away.

For reasons of neutrality, the investigations into the cause of the accident and the procedure itself are being conducted by the Krefeld police.

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Wickede/Ruhr

Yesterday, Friday evening, around 8.45 p.m., the fire brigades from the Soest, HSK and Unna districts responded with a large contingent to a fire in an industrial plant on the main street. A machine in a rolling mill caught fire for reasons that have not yet been clarified, which then quickly spread to the roof and an adjacent workshop. All workers were able to leave the scene of the fire in time, so that no personal injuries occurred. As a precaution, a warning was issued due to the significant smoke development. Measurements by the fire brigade showed that the smoke posed no danger to the population. The fire brigade continued to put out the fire until Saturday morning. The amount of damage is significant; the damage cannot be precisely quantified at the moment. In the meantime, the B 63 had to be completely closed in both directions. The Soest criminal police took over the fire investigation. (hn)

Original content from: district police authority Soest, transmitted by news aktuell

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