Upper Bavaria - Right-wing extremist statements at party: suspect under investigation
A suspect has been identified after right-wing extremist chants at a party in Upper Bavaria. According to a police spokesperson on Wednesday, a 23-year-old partygoer admitted to shouting "Sieg" over a microphone, to which the guests responded with "Heil". Contrary to initial suspicions, the alleged perpetrator was not the DJ at the event. The 23-year-old is now being investigated for using symbols of unconstitutional organizations.
At the party with around 250 guests in a barn in Ebersberg on Sunday night, several citizens initially complained about the noise level. Witnesses also stated that the party guests had allegedly shouted right-wing extremist statements. Officers ended the event shortly after midnight.
Investigations into the incident are continuing - including against the DJ, who is said to have organized the party. According to a police spokesperson, it is being investigated whether the party was properly licensed. In addition, statements from guests who claimed to have made the Hitler salute are being investigated.
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The investigation in Upper Bavaria isn't limited to the 23-year-old, as the DJ who organized the event is also under investigation for potential licensing violations. The party's chorus often included right-wing extremist slogans, echoing wider issues of Criminality in Bavaria.
Source: www.stern.de
