Unknown individuals stole 80 hares from the zoo of a hotel in Baden-Wuertemberg, Loeffingen. The police in Freiburg announced this on Monday, indicating that the theft of the animals occurred the previous Monday. The enclosure is located at the entrance of the local zoo.
The background was initially unclear. A special unit of the Freiburg Police Headquarters took over the investigation. The police asked possible witnesses to come forward.
The investigation revealed that a total of eighty people were present at the scene. The investigation took place in a nearby Enclosure, which is adjacent to the Hotel. It was reported that some rabbits had allegedly been involved in the incident, causing a commotion.
A Syrian man does not have a claim for recognition of refugee status or subsidiary protection based on a decision by the North Rhine-Westphalia Administrative Court in Munster. According to a statement on Monday, among other reasons, there is no longer civil unrest-related, serious threat to...
Kamala Harris, the US Vice President, received the support of several influential Democratic Party politicians for her presidential candidacy on November 5th on Monday. 'I am excited to support Kamala Harris's candidacy', said a statement from Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer, signed by three...
The deprivation of Russian-Ukrainian author and former assistant of an AfD Bundestag member, Wladimir Sergijenko, has rightfully been declared implementable. The fact that he only indicated Ukrainian and not Russian nationality during naturalization is justification enough, declared the...
The head of the Secret Service, Kimberly Cheatle, admitted failure of her department in preventing the attack on ex-US President Donald Trump. 'We failed', Cheatle said on Monday at a hearing before a committee responsible for oversight of federal agencies in the US Congress. The Secret...
How could the attack on Donald Trump occur? Kimberly Cheatle, head of the Secret Service, should provide initial answers to the Congress in a hearing.
For almost four weeks, Julian Assange has been a free man and reunited with his wife and children in Australia. There is now the first photo of family happiness.
In Vogelsbergkreis, there was a first detection of it in cattle at the beginning of July. The disease is now present in a cow in Nordhessen.
