Germany's Dobrindt calls for tough penalties after Frankfurt unrest, Bild says
Dobrindt said perpetrators will face severe penalties after more than 100 officers were injured and 17 stores were damaged in the unrest.
- On Saturday, hooded rioters looted stores in Frankfurt and threw petrol bombs at emergency services, prompting police to arrest more than 30 individuals during the violent disturbances.
- Tens of thousands of demonstrators took to the streets of dozens of German cities demanding better education and lower living costs in protests led by the campaign group "Gen Z regelt."
- Frankfurt police reported windows being smashed during the violent disturbances; the strategy of maintaining a large presence across multiple locations successfully prevented larger scale violence.
- Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt praised police forces on Sunday, saying, "Excesses of violence like those in Paris were prevented thanks to our highly committed police forces."
- Dobrindt told Bild that rioters will be identified and held accountable, threatening tough penalties while accusing "violent left-wing groups and troublemakers from the migrant community" of hijacking the protests.
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The usual suspects: a coalition of leftist organizations is behind the violent riots spreading across Germany. Pictured: shop windows secured ahead of protests in Düsseldorf. Photo: Kürschner, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons. Youth protests organized by Gen Z regelt (Gen Z’s Got This) took place in 34 German cities on Oct. 31. Looting, arson, and attacks on police followed demonstrations in Frankfurt and Hamburg. Violence also erupted during a separa…
After the violent youth protests on the weekend, the CSU politician Alexander Dobrindt resists the sharp criticism of his choice of words.
Minister of the Interior Alexander Dobrindt spoke after the riots. Also in the debate about the name of the perpetrator, he spoke plainly.
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wr.deJost Wiebelhaus has been running the Frankfurt running shop near the Zeil for 25 years. Randalers had severely damaged the business on Saturday.
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