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Germany: Court clears way for trial of police officer over fatal shooting of Afro-German
More than a year after 21-year-old Afro-German Lorenz A. was shot dead by a police officer in Oldenburg, the city’s regional court (Landgericht Oldenburg) has formally admitted charges of negligent homicide against the officer involved, clearing the way for a criminal trial. The court decision marks a significant step in a case that has become a focal point in Germany’s ongoing debate about police accountability and allegations of racial bias. L…
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Germany: Court clears way for trial of police officer over fatal shooting of Afro-German
More than a year after 21-year-old Afro-German Lorenz A. was shot dead by a police officer in Oldenburg, the city’s regional court (Landgericht Oldenburg) has formally admitted charges of negligent homicide against the officer involved, clearing the way for a criminal trial. The court decision marks a significant step in a case that has become a focal point in Germany’s ongoing debate about police accountability and allegations of racial bias. L…
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