Weapons - Shot triggers police operation
The shooting of a rabbit has triggered a major police operation in Diepenau-Lavelsloh (district of Nienburg). On Thursday afternoon, a woman reported that a man had fired a shot from a rifle, according to the police. The police then launched a large-scale operation to search for the man, supported by colleagues from neighboring departments and a police helicopter.
The man was eventually found. According to the police, the 84-year-old, who was in possession of a firearms license, stated that he had shot at a rabbit. The police confiscated all of his weapons, ammunition and gun license. Criminal proceedings are now underway against him.
Police statement
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- The police operation in the District of Nienburg, triggered by a rabbit shooting incident, involved a large-scale deployment of resources from neighboring departments and a police helicopter.
- The woman who reported the shooting in Diepenau-Lavelsloh, located in the District of Nienburg, described hearing a gunshot from a rifle.
- Following the police operation, the 84-year-old man from Nienburg, who had a firearms license, admitted to shooting a rabbit, leading to the confiscation of all his weapons, ammunition, and gun license.
- The police operation in Lower Saxony's District of Nienburg, sparked by a rabbit shooting incident, resulted in criminal proceedings against the 84-year-old man.
Source: www.stern.de
