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Police Bremen Makes Gruesome Discovery: Woman Binds Chickens Together with USB Cables

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The police make a nasty discovery in Bremen. For a 30-year-old there is now a criminal complaint.

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Chickens in poor condition, tied with USB cables and nylon cords, were found on the balcony of an apartment building in Bremen.

·Budapest, Hungary
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The police make a nasty discovery in Bremen. For a 30-year-old there is now a criminal complaint.

·Berlin, Germany
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The animals lived on the balcony on concrete floor and with hardly any room for movement. Where it goes on for them now. Four chickens held a Bremerin on her balcony. The 30-year-old had the animals tied up with USB cables, among other things, as the police reported. Accordingly, the woman lives on the third floor of a multi-party house in the east of Bremen. "The animals were tied up with cords and cables and could hardly move, " the police wro…

·Hamburg, Germany
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The animals lived on the balcony on concrete floor and with hardly any room for movement. Where it goes on for them now.

·Germany
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Connected to the legs with USB cables and nylon cords: The police released four chickens from an apartment in Bremen on Saturday afternoon. What 30-year-old owner now expects.

·Osnabrück, Germany
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Bremen - In Bremen-Osterholz the police released four chickens from a balcony on Saturday afternoon. The animals were tied to the legs with cords and cables and could hardly move, the police informed. A 30-year-old woman held the chickens, including a rooster, on the third floor of a multi-party house. In order to prevent an escape of the animals, she had fixed them with various bands, nylon cords and even USB cables. The chickens were partly in…

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WESER-KURIER broke the news in Bremen, Germany on Sunday, October 18, 2026.
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