Upper Palatinate - Fictitious murder reported to get a ride
A man from the Upper Palatinate reported a fictitious murder to the police in order to get a ride. The man anonymously reported a corpse and the murderer to the police on Monday night, according to the police. Once at the alleged crime scene, the 35-year-old caller became entangled in contradictions. It turned out that the man wanted to get a ride from Fuchsmühl (Tirschenreuth district) to nearby Wiesau cheaply through the police. The 35-year-old is now being investigated for, among other things, faking a criminal offense.
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Source: www.stern.de
