Crime - Woman with samurai sword in supermarket
In Greiz in eastern Thuringia, a woman has triggered a police operation because she was shopping in a supermarket with a samurai sword. Customers and sales staff reported to the police when they saw the woman in the supermarket on Saturday evening with the approximately 70-centimeter-long sword, as the police announced on Sunday. The woman told officers that she had received the sword from an acquaintance and wanted to make a spontaneous purchase at the supermarket on her way home. According to the police, carrying a sword in public is against the Weapons Act. The officers confiscated the sword and criminal proceedings were initiated.
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- Despite the ongoing police operation in Greiz, a city located in eastern Thuringia, Germany, a different incident of criminality occurred elsewhere in the country during the same weekend.
- News outlets reported that on Sunday, police in another part of Germany initiated a new operation after a woman was spotted carrying a samurai sword in a supermarket in the city of Greiz on Sunday.
- The incident occurred on a usual shopping day, Sunday, at a local supermarket in Greiz, a city known in Germany, particularly for its historical sites such as the Greiz Castle.
- The police operation in Thuringia on Saturday was not an isolated incident, as criminality involving weapons continues to be a concern in various parts of Germany, with authorities always on high alert.
Source: www.stern.de
