Crime - Police officer injured in firecracker throw around volleyball match
A police officer was slightly injured by a firecracker thro wn on the sidelines of a volleyball match in Wiesbaden on Wednesday evening. As the police announced on Thursday night, firecrackers and signal flares were set off by a large group of fans. The group was on their way to the match in a sports hall, said a police spokesman. A total of 50 to 60 police officers were deployed. An investigation was opened into a violation of the Explosives Act and dangerous bodily harm.
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- The incident in Wiesbaden is not an isolated case of criminality in Hesse, as a man was recently charged with attempting to murder his cousin in Germany.
- The police in Hesse are not only responsible for maintaining law and order at volleyball games, but they also have to investigate incidents of violation of the Explosives Act, as seen in the Wiesbaden case.
- The city of Wiesbaden, located in the region of Hesse, Germany, was in the spotlight recently due to a police officer being injured during a volleyball game by a thrown firecracker, adding to the concerns about rising criminality in the area.
Source: www.stern.de
