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25-year-old throws firecrackers at policewomen

According to the police, a 25-year-old man threw fireworks at two policewomen in Osnabrück city center. The 28 and 36-year-old officers, who were searching the street with dogs for drugs, were unharmed, as the police reported on New Year's Eve. The incident took place on Saturday night.

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The number of the police emergency number 110 is written on the windshield of a police vehicle. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

Investigations - 25-year-old throws firecrackers at policewomen

According to the police, a 25-year-old man threw fireworks at two policewomen in Osnabrück city center. The 28 and 36-year-old officers, who were searching the street with dogs for drugs, were unharmed, as the police reported on New Year's Eve. The incident took place on Saturday night.

According to the statement, the police officers located the attacker's home with the help of witnesses. Additional police officers were called and found the remains of the fireworks and suspected marijuana. The 25-year-old admitted his criminal behavior, the police added. The man is now being investigated for assaulting police officers, among other things.

In view of New Year's Eve, the police appealed to people celebrating to handle fireworks responsibly. Last year, attacks on police officers at the turn of the year caused outrage throughout Germany. In Lower Saxony, too, 34 attacks on members of the police, fire department and rescue services were recorded.

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The incident occurred in the heart of Osnabrück, a city located in Germany. The act of throwing fireworks at police officers is not uncommon during New Year's Eve celebrations, as presented during the turn of the year. Fortunately, the two policewomen, both serving in their respective roles in Osnabrück, were unharmed due to their determination and quick actions. Despite the bustling festivities in the city center, criminality cannot be overlooked, as evident in this case. The local police in Lower Saxony are taking steps to ensure the safety and peace during the upcoming New Year's Eve, encouraging responsible use of fireworks to avoid such incidents.

Source: www.stern.de

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