Illicit activities or unlawful behavior She did something wrong, breaking the rules of society. This is called a crime. - CDU political figure endures assault during voting period in Aalen.
German politician Roderich Kiesewetter from CDU was assaulted during a political campaign event in Aalen, located east of Stuttgart. Confirming the incident, the police stated that the man involved in the attack physically harmed Kiesewetter, but his injuries were minor. He did not require medical attention at the scene.
The assailant, known to the authorities, went unidentified after fleeing the area. The local paper "Schwäbische Post" first reported about the incident. The unnamed man is believed to be running for office as a local council candidate aligned with the Querdenker movement.
Kiesewetter, a security specialist for CDU, told "Schwäbische Post" that he was first subjected to verbal abuse before being provoked. He didn't recognize the person attacking him initially. When Kiesewetter attempted to stop him, the man vandalized their campaign stand. Upon trying to photograph the offender, he was hit and pushed onto a high bed, also receiving scratches. The police arrived shortly after, causing Kiesewetter to consider dropping charges if the culprit apologized.
Currently, Kiesewetter is waiting for the authorities to address the situation and bring the attacker to justice. Additionally, the politician is seeking an apology before deciding to press charges.
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Roderich Kiesewetter, a member of the Bundestag representing the CDU from Baden-Württemberg, was campaigning in Aalen when he was assaulted during the election period. The assault resulted in minor injuries, but Kiesewetter did not require medical attention at the scene. The attacker, believed to be affiliated with the Querdenker movement, went unidentified after fleeing the area. Stuttgart's local police are currently investigating the incident and are seeking the attacker's identification. Kiesewetter, who serves as a security specialist in the CDU, has expressed his hope for an apology from the attacker before deciding to press charges.
