COVID restriction opponents suspected of plot to kill German official
Authorities raided properties, seizing weapons and placing 6 people under investigation over an alleged plot to murder the premier of Saxony state.
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Authorities raided properties, seizing weapons and placing 6 people under investigation over an alleged plot to murder the premier of Saxony state.
Police in the eastern German state of Saxony have raided a series of homes belonging to far-right anti-vaccination activists after they made death threats against the state prime minister, Michael Kre. Police in Germany raid homes over alleged Saxony PM murder plot | Main | English edition | Agencia EFE
Police in eastern Germany carried out raids Wednesday in an investigation of alleged threats to kill a state governor and others by opponents of coronavirus restrictions and vaccinations. They said they found weapons including crossbows, but it wasn't clear whether they were usable.
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