Lübeck - Trial for robbery at bakery continues
The trial against the four men who allegedly stole almost 218,000 euros during the robbery of an armored car in April of this year will continue on Friday (10:00 a.m.) in Lübeck. This trial day will presumably take place again with an increased police presence after one of the accused threatened one of his co-defendants with death on November 9.
The threatened man is said to have been the driver of the getaway car and had previously testified that he knew nothing about his co-defendants' plans for the robbery. One of the co-defendants then threatened to kill the 24-year-old man and his family. The presiding judge then immediately interrupted the trial. Since then, stricter security measures have been in place in the courtroom on trial days.
According to the court, biographical details of the accused are to be read out on Friday.
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- It was revealed in court that the criminality leading to the April robbery of an industrial bakery in Schleswig-Holstein, resulting in the loss of 218,000 euros, involved complex processes.
- The money transporter, who was supposed to deliver payments to the industrial bakery in Lübeck, was unaware of the planned robbery by the four men under trial.
- The increased police presence at the ongoing trial in Lübeck following threats against one of the accused men adds another layer of complexity to the already intricate processes surrounding the case.
- Despite the threats and heightened security measures, the trial to investigate and prosecute the alleged criminality in Lübeck continues, seeking justice for the losses caused by the robbery.
Source: www.stern.de
