Insufficient suspicion
Investigations against Rammstein singer Till Lindemann in Berlin stopped
Till Lindemann, lead singer of Rammstein
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Rammstein singer Till Lindemann was targeted by the Berlin judiciary on suspicion of sexual offenses and violations of the Narcotics Act. However, the public prosecutor’s office does not see sufficient suspicion.
The public prosecutor’s office in Berlin has its investigations against the Rammstein singer Till Lindemann was hired, among other things, on suspicion of committing sexual offenses and violations of the Narcotics Act. The evaluation of the evidence did not result in sufficient suspicion, the authority said on Tuesday. There is no evidence that Lindemann committed sexual acts on women against their will.
There is also no evidence to support the allegation that he gave them drugs that suppressed their will or that they exploited a power imbalance in relation to underage sexual partners. The investigations were initiated in June by complaints from third parties in connection with reports in the press.
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