German police killing of Black man Lorenz A. outside Oldenburg nightclub sparks protests

After the death of Lorenz A. by police shots, the investigation runs – without any important evidence. Why the officers' bodycams were turned off.

The bodycams stayed out of the fatal police shots on Lorenz A. – although the officers wore them on the uniform. Critics now demand mandatory activation of the cameras.

German police killing of black man sparks protests

Activists across Germany are demanding an investigation after a 21-year-old Black man was fatally shot by police in the city of Oldenburg last week. Thousands of people took to Germany’s streets on Friday April 25, in the northwestern city of Oldenburg and around the country. The protest stems from an altercation with police that resulted in a 21-year-old man being fatally shot in the back by… Source

German police shoot 21-year-old Lorenz in the back—thousands protest against police violence

To effectively counter police violence, the following is needed: the development of a movement in the working class that unites workers of all backgrounds, skin colours and nationalities.

German police killing of Black man Lorenz A. outside Oldenburg nightclub sparks protests

German police fatally shooting a man identified as Lorenz A. outside a nightclub in the city of Oldenburg has fueled calls for an independent investigation.

German police under scrutiny following the killing of a young black man

Mass demonstrations were held in the German city of Oldenburg to criticise racism in the police force and demand a thorough investigation into the fatal shooting of a black man.