The Brandenburg police have arrested a 17-year-old suspected jihadist in Uckermark. According to the first investigations, the teenager has planned a suicide attack in Berlin.
A 17-year-old teenager has been arrested in Brandenburg under suspicion of terror. The Syrian is suspected of having planned a suicide attack in Berlin. This was announced by Brandenburg Minister of the Interior Karl-Heinz Schröter (SPD). The police had received hints from, among others, Berlin and Hesse, after which the young man had left the family circle and entered the "holy war". "There was a letter to the mother, which undoubtedly underscored his purpose," said Schröter. The communication was sent via WhatsApp. How precisely the plans of the young man had thrived, however, according to the investigator is still not fixed.
Access in the home
The origin of the 17-year-old could not be clarified according to the police department in Potsdam. According to the latest findings, he was illegally admitted to Germany in 2015 and registered as an asylum seeker. Since 2016 he lived in a home for unaccompanied minor refugees in the Uckermark.
Exactly there, special missionary forces seized the young man.In addition, the forces of the Federal Criminal Police Office searched the home. The suspect had not appeared before the ministry. The Federal Prosecutor's Office has not been investigating the case, as a spokesman said. The Karlsruhe authority is responsible for all offenses which are seriously directed against the internal security of the Federal Republic, ie terrorism and extremism.
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