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Almost four years in juvenile detention for right-wing extremist over attack plan

The Potsdam Regional Court has sentenced a right-wing extremist to three years and eight months in juvenile detention for a planned attack. He was found guilty of preparing a serious act of violence endangering the state, the manufacture and possession of prohibited objects and the intentional...

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Almost four years in juvenile detention for right-wing extremist over attack plan

The chamber considered it proven that the 19-year-old, who belongs to the right-wing scene, had obtained instructions on how to build weapons, ammunition and explosive devices as well as the corresponding chemicals. He also built several explosive and incendiary devices and made his first attempts to detonate them. With the verdict, the court followed the prosecution's demand. The defense had demanded two and a half years in juvenile detention.

As the accused was still a minor at the time of the crime, the trial was held in camera. A first trial was canceled at the end of April due to the illness of a juror, which is why a new trial was held. The now 19-year-old was arrested in June 2022 and has been in custody since then. The public prosecutor's office in Brandenburg had previously been investigating him for months.

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  1. Due to his involvement in right-wing extremist activities and the development of an attack plan involving weapons, ammunition, and explosives, the young individual spent almost four years in juvenile detention.
  2. The four-year sentence was handed down because of the seriousness of the attack plan and the use of harmful substances and explosives by the youthful right-wing extremist.
  3. Despite the almost four-year sentence, the Potsdam regional court recognized the complexity of the case and considered the minor's age at the time of the crime.
  4. Over the years, the public prosecutor's office in Brandenburg had been gathering evidence against the right-wing extremist due to concerns about his extremist beliefs and potential plans for an attack.

Source: www.stern.de

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