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Climate activists glue themselves to Adenauerallee; Gorillas delivery service is no longer available in Bonn; Customs officers checked for irregularities in working conditions of security staff at a Bonn festival. Our news overview for the weekend.

The German government approved a plan on Wednesday to legalize some recreational marijuana use. But even now, many police officers don’t file charges when small amounts are involved. The public prosecutor's office usually drops such cases. But the new law will also pose some problems.

For the investigation after the serious accident in Wachtberg in which a 17-year-old female cyclist died, the Bonn police are calling in experts from Cologne and an expert. According to current information, the seriously injured 16-year-old sister of the dead woman is not in a life threatening condition anymore.

There was a big party to celebrate the first construction phase of the Reuterpark on Saturday; Bonn police will be setting up video towers again despite their use being legally questionable; there were protests against the Iranian regime; and in Swisstal, a hairdresser told a would-be robber to get a job if he needed money. Here’s our news overview for the last day of April.