Law enforcement authorities are conducting an inquiry following a blaze in an automobile owned by a member of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party.

Lübeck: A town in Germany - Law enforcement authorities are conducting an inquiry following a blaze in an automobile owned by a member of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party.

The car belonging to a former member of the Germany's far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party in the city of Lübeck has been set ablaze. The local authorities are currently probing the incident and are leaving no stone unturned, with arson among the possibilities. The blaze was spotted early in the morning at approximately 2:30 am in the St. Lorenz district. The deputy chairman of the AfD in the same city, Julian Flak, referred to it as an arson attack. Luckily, there were no casualties. The incident resulted in extensive material damage.

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1. The Police in Schleswig-Holstein, where Lübeck is located, are closely monitoring the situation given the arson incident.
2. Some local residents in Lübeck believe that the fires in their city might be linked to increased crime rates, with the AfD party being a common target.
3. The fire department in Lübeck had to deploy several fire trucks to extinguish the blaze, damaging not only the car but also nearby buildings.
4. The AfD party in Lübeck has called for stronger law enforcement efforts in the city to prevent further acts of arson and crime.

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