Like-minded people supplied with Uzi, Kalashnikov and pump gun: In Munich, three men are accused of bringing deadly goods from Croatia to Munich and selling them on.
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Martin Bernstein
A secretary who is said to have kept a weapon of war in her apartment out of love. An 82-year-old who held target practice in the woods. A car mechanic who used a pocket pistol to protect himself from his girlfriend’s supposedly murderous brothers and then became a gun smuggler. Lots of right-wing comrades. In addition, a “Hells Angels” rocker from Dachau and Croatian mafiosi from Osijek in Slavonia. This is what, literally, the cast list of a mugger pistol looks like. Now the alleged villain is coming to the open stage for the first time: Because they brought weapons and ammunition from Croatia to Munich and the dangerous goods – including weapons of war – are said to have been resold in Germany, three men have to appear before the tenth criminal chamber of the Munich Regional Court from Monday responsible. The central office responsible for combating extremism and terrorism (ZET) at the Munich public prosecutor’s office has filed charges.