Madeleine McCann suspect ‘attacks German police’
- Christian Brueckner allegedly attacked German police outside a supermarket in Kiel after refusing to hand over his phone while photographing them, causing injury to one officer.
- Brueckner, 49, has a long criminal history including convictions for child sex abuse, rape, theft, and drug offenses and was named a suspect in Madeleine McCann's disappearance by German prosecutors in 2020.
- German police handed over files to Scotland Yard containing significant evidence related to Brueckner, who is wanted by British authorities to stand trial for McCann's abduction and murder.
- British police continue to investigate Madeleine McCann's disappearance in close cooperation with German and Portuguese authorities under Operation Grange.
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Christian Brueckner, the main suspect pointed out by the German police in the disappearance of Madeleine McCann, engaged in a physical confrontation with police officers during an approach to the exit of a supermarket in Kiel, northern Germany. According to Der Spiegel magazine, the episode occurred on June 6, when he would have refused to deliver the cell phone after they realized that he was photographing the police officers. Brueckner was nev…
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Madeleine McCann suspect Christian Brueckner allegedly attacks German cops outside supermarket
The convicted sex offender considered to be the chief suspect in the disappearance of Madeleine McCann allegedly attacked cops outside a German supermarket after taking photographs of them on his cell phone. Christian Brueckner, 49, is accused of clashing with the officers outside a store in Kiel, northern Germany, on June 6, and left one...
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