STORY: The investigations in North Rhine-Westphalia in connection with an alleged Islamist-motivated biological weapons attack continue. Chief Public Prosecutor Holger Heming said on Monday in Düsseldorf: Chief Public Prosecutor Holger Heming: “After we were able to obtain arrest warrants against the two accused yesterday for allegations of conspiracy to commit a crime, namely murder, and they are now in custody, there are indications given that the 32-year-old suspect has access to two garages. These were searched today with a further court order. A package was first found that needs to be examined. Some residents have also been evacuated for this purpose. However, the search has now been completed. The result is that we have not been able to find any objects relevant to evidence, in particular no dangerous objects or substances.” The police did not find any toxins when they arrested a 32-year-old Iranian and his brother in Castrop-Rauxel on Sunday night. However, electronic storage media were confiscated. According to the authorities, the accused is suspected of having prepared a serious act of violence that is dangerous to the state. According to the police, he is said to have procured cyanide and ricin for this. However, no evidence has yet been found.