Justice - Prisoner release of a clan member failed
A member of a well-known clan of Arab origin in Berlin was to be freed from a secure hospital for criminals. However, the attempt to free the prisoner on Wednesday night in the Buch district in the north of Berlin failed because security guards noticed the break-in. The responsible Senate Health Department did not give any details, but confirmed on Thursday that the rescue was unsuccessful due to the "quick and professional intervention of the security staff". The criminal police are investigating the attempted liberation of prisoners. The "Berliner Morgenpost" reported.
According to several media reports, the perpetrators first cut the fence around the so-called "hospital of the prison for mentally ill or addicted offenders". They then tried to cut through the bars with a grinder. Meanwhile, the inmate blocked his cell from the inside so that guards could not get in. Finally, the perpetrators escaped unrecognized.
The police union (GdP) announced that the "brazen attempt" proved once again that there are perpetrators who disregard the rule of law in connection with the well-known extended family. "We hope that the video recordings will lead to the conviction of the perpetrators. Then they wouldn't have to cut through fences and bars with Flex again, but could just take a seat in the cell next door."
"Morgenpost" report
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The failed prison release raised questions about the security measures in place for such high-profile cases. The Senate Health Department needs to ensure justice is served and the safety of inmates is prioritized. This incident highlights the ongoing issue of criminality within certain Berlin clans, emphasizing the need for stricter legislation and enforcement. The CID is working closely with the Senate to identify and prosecute those responsible for the attempted prison break. The "Berliner Morgenpost" continues to monitor the situation closely and will provide updates as more information becomes available.
Source: www.stern.de
