Hagen - After shooting: Search for murder weapon on railroad line in vain
After the shooting of two 40-year-olds in Hagen, the police searched in vain for the suspected murder weapon on Monday. A section of the railroad line between Hagen and Wuppertal was closed for several hours from Monday morning because the evidence was suspected to be in bushes on a railroad embankment, a police spokesman said. "However, we did not find the murder weapon there," said a spokesperson for the public prosecutor's office on Tuesday. The search for the suspect has also been unsuccessful so far.
Two 40-year-olds were seriously injured by gunshots on November 9 in the Hagen-Haspe district when several men got into an argument in the street. A homicide squad is investigating the circumstances. A 23-year-old man is suspected of the crime and a manhunt has been underway ever since.
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- Despite the intensive search, the murder weapon in the shooting incident in North Rhine-Westphalia's Hagen, along the railroad line heading towards Dortmund, remained elusive for the police.
- The public prosecutor's office in Wuppertal confirmed that no evidence related to the murder weapon was found during the search on the railroad embankment in Hagen.
- The criminal investigation into the shooting of the two men in Hagen-Haspe continues, as the suspect, a 23-year-old man, remains at large and the murder weapon has yet to be located.
- The railroad line disruption due to the suspected presence of the murder weapon led to delays in North Rhine-Westphalia, causing inconvenience for passengers traveling between Hagen and Wuppertal.
Source: www.stern.de
