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Pyro-Brummer sets fire to flower boxes in Weimar

A 14-year-old in Weimar started a fire on the façade of a house while setting off approved youth fireworks. According to the police on Sunday, the so-called Brummer bounced off a tree on Saturday evening and fell into the flower box of a guesthouse. This caught fire. The flames spread to a...

The blue light shines on the roof of a fire engine. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de
The blue light shines on the roof of a fire engine. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

Youth fireworks - Pyro-Brummer sets fire to flower boxes in Weimar

A 14-year-old in Weimar started a fire on the façade of a house while setting off approved youth fireworks. According to the police on Sunday, the so-called Brummer bounced off a tree on Saturday evening and fell into the flower box of a guesthouse. This caught fire. The flames spread to a second box and damaged the house facade and windows. The teenager called the fire department, who prevented even greater damage. The 14-year-old is now being investigated for negligent arson. The police put the damage at around 5000 euros.

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  1. The incident occurred in the picturesque city of Weimar, located in the German state of Thuringia.
  2. On Sunday, the local police were called to a guesthouse in Weimar due to a fire that had spread from some flower boxes to the house facade and windows.
  3. Despite the damage, the 14-year-old resident of Weimar had the presence of mind to call both the police and the fire department to contain the situation.
  4. Following the incident, the Thuringian Fire Department declared that pensioners living in the area had expressed concerns about the safety of their homes due to the frequent use of fireworks during celebrations, and urged the authorities to consider implementing stricter regulations.

Source: www.stern.de

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