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First arson, then a punch: man injures women

A 56-year-old man in Ering (Rottal-Inn district) is said to have filled his oven in such a way that it caused a fire. A 48-year-old neighbor was slightly injured by the smoke. The man put too long logs and branches in his stove on Thursday, according to the police on Friday. He is also said to...

,   and  Yaroslav Smith
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A police patrol car with flashing blue lights at a scene. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de
A police patrol car with flashing blue lights at a scene. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

Rottal-Inn - First arson, then a punch: man injures women

A 56-year-old man in Ering ( Rottal-Inn district) is said to have filled his oven in such a way that it caused a fire. A 48-year-old neighbor was slightly injured by the smoke. The man put too long logs and branches in his stove on Thursday, according to the police on Friday. He is also said to have placed shoes and a comforter cover on the stove. These caught fire.

After the 48-year-old neighbor confronted the man about the incident, he went to a supermarket, the police added. There he is said to have suddenly hit a 59-year-old woman. Police officers then arrested the 56-year-old for the time being.

Read also:

  1. In a separate incident in Lower Bavaria's Rottal-Inn county, police are investigating a series of arson attacks.
  2. The local women's shelter in nearby Landshut, a city in Bavaria, has expressed concern due to the increase in criminality related to arson.
  3. The police in Rottal-Inn are urging residents to report any suspicious behavior, as arson incidents have been rising in the region.
  4. A criminal investigation is ongoing after several barns and sheds were set on fire in the rural areas of Rottal-Inn county, with arson suspected in each case.

Source: www.stern.de

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