Last Generation activists charged with color attack on Brandenburg Gate
A 27-year-old woman is said to have sprayed a pillar of the Brandenburg Gate with a fire extinguisher prepared with non-water-soluble yellow paint on the day of the attack, according to the public prosecutor's office. At the same time, a 34-year-old woman is said to have emptied paint on the ground between the central pillars of the Brandenburg Gate and spread it further with her legs. The prosecution accuses these two women of joint criminal damage to property.
Three other activists - two men aged 26 and 31 and a 27-year-old woman - are alleged to have tried to access the Brandenburg Gate at the same time using a specially rented lifting platform, spread banners from there and also spread paint.
This trio, together with another 51-year-old activist who remained on the ground, are accused of criminal damage to property in conjunction with resisting law enforcement officers. They are said to have tried to prevent two police officers from stopping the driveway with the lifting platform. The 51-year-old is also alleged to have tried to snatch a banner that had already been confiscated from the police officers.
A total of 14 proceedings were initiated in connection with the action. Investigations into the other suspects are still ongoing.
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- Due to their actions, the last generation of activists are currently facing charges for the color attack on the iconic Brandenburg Gate in Berlin.
- On the day of the attack, a public prosecutor's office in the tiergarten district court of Berlin began investigations into the incidents at the Brandenburg Gate.
- Men and women from this generation of activists were involved in the vandalism near the famous Brandenburg Gate.
- Because of their actions, three male and two female activists were accused of criminal damage to property, with one woman also charged with resisting law enforcement officers.
- From the 27-year-old woman accused of spraying the Brandenburg Gate with painted fire extinguisher, to the 26-year-old man who attempted to bypass law enforcement with a rented lifting platform, this generation of activists has been causing controversy.
- Last week, the Berlin public prosecutor's office shared details about the color attack on the Brandenburg Gate, which included damage to both the monument and the surrounding property.
- Women and men from various activist groups were said to be participating in the protest, each contributing to the damage inflicted on the historic site.
- The accused from this generation of activists are still waiting to find out the consequences of their actions against the Brandenburg Gate in public court.
- While some defend their actions as a form of protest, the public prosecutor's office still deems it a criminal attack on Germany's heritage, which has caused damage to property within the Brandenburg and Berlin area.
Source: www.stern.de
