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ドイツのカールスルへ(Karlsruhe)市で、恋人のアパートの立ち退きに抗議して、家主と裁判官と錠前屋と借主の恋人の女性とその男が(自殺?)殺害された
El desahucio de una casa acaba en una matanza a tiros en Alemania
La policía halla cinco cadáveres, incluido posiblemente el del pistolero, en un piso de Karlsruhe
The eviction of a house just a killing shot in Germany
Police found five bodies, including possibly the gunman, in a flat in Karlsruhe
Juan Gomez Berlin 4 JUL 2012 - 13:57 CET
Police found five bodies, including possibly the gunman, in a flat in Karlsruhe
Juan Gomez Berlin 4 JUL 2012 - 13:57 CET
Five people have died in a gun battle unleashed in the German city of Karlsruhe, where a man took several hostages when they tried to evict the floor of his girlfriend. Among the hostages were the new landlord (who allegedly exercised a witness), the clerk of the court was going to execute the eviction and a locksmith. The fifth body of a woman, is allegedly a girlfriend of the murderer. A police spokesman has confirmed that all the bodies had bullet wounds.
The authorities report that the taking of hostages has been completed and that the kidnapper is dead, allegedly committed suicide. Local television said it was a man fond of hunting that had a hunting arsenal. No official confirmation of the number of victims, but is believed to have died four hostages and alleged criminal. They were dead when he entered the police, who said his officers found "five people dead."
According to the information disseminated to the nine o'clock we heard the first shots. It was the time set for the eviction. Apparently the man did not resist the charge of their eviction from entering the house. After the kidnapping and was strong with their weapons. Morning said a witness who could leave the attic, then committed the first murder. However, the witness recanted hours later. He explained that despite the shooting, could not ensure that no one had died. He told police that the kidnapper was a violent man and that obviously had a hand grenade.
The authorities ordered a cordon of 200 meters around the building. Police special forces have assaulted the floor this afternoon, when they detected a burning smell. They had tried in vain to talk to the kidnapper.
Karlsruhe, the generally peaceful seat of the German Constitutional Court, is a city of 300,000 in the prosperous southern region of Baden-Württemberg. The neighborhood where the house, called Nordstadt, is a middle class area without major problems of social exclusion. The district has been paralyzed by the presence of more than 200 police officers, and firefighters, ambulances and journalists.
The authorities report that the taking of hostages has been completed and that the kidnapper is dead, allegedly committed suicide. Local television said it was a man fond of hunting that had a hunting arsenal. No official confirmation of the number of victims, but is believed to have died four hostages and alleged criminal. They were dead when he entered the police, who said his officers found "five people dead."
According to the information disseminated to the nine o'clock we heard the first shots. It was the time set for the eviction. Apparently the man did not resist the charge of their eviction from entering the house. After the kidnapping and was strong with their weapons. Morning said a witness who could leave the attic, then committed the first murder. However, the witness recanted hours later. He explained that despite the shooting, could not ensure that no one had died. He told police that the kidnapper was a violent man and that obviously had a hand grenade.
The authorities ordered a cordon of 200 meters around the building. Police special forces have assaulted the floor this afternoon, when they detected a burning smell. They had tried in vain to talk to the kidnapper.
Karlsruhe, the generally peaceful seat of the German Constitutional Court, is a city of 300,000 in the prosperous southern region of Baden-Württemberg. The neighborhood where the house, called Nordstadt, is a middle class area without major problems of social exclusion. The district has been paralyzed by the presence of more than 200 police officers, and firefighters, ambulances and journalists.
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