Investigations against RAF: Millions of codes and attempted murder – what burders are accused of

The Verden public prosecutor accuses the former RAF terrorist Daniela Klette murder and attempted and completed severe robbery. In addition, the investigators of the 66-year-olds are burdened by the weapons law and war weapons control law. CLAPTER was arrested in Berlin, their alleged accomplices Burkhard Garweg and Ernst-Volker dust are still on the run.

Between 1999 and 2016, the trio is said to have attacked money transporters and supermarkets in Lower Saxony, North Rhine-Westphalia and Schleswig-Holstein in order to finance their lives underground. The gang is said to have captured more than 2.7 million euros. An overview of the deeds that are accused of the trio:

July 30, 1999 in Duisburg, North Rhine-Westphalia

In the parking lot of a wholesale market in Duisburg, masked perpetrators ram a money transporter with their car. They threaten the two guards with a tank fist, a machine gun and a assault rifle. The masked charges from the van to another car and flee undetected. They captured a million marks, the damage is later given by the investigators at around 519,000 euros.

November 2, 2004 in Leverkusen, North Rhine-Westphalia

When a cashier wants to go into the vault of a wholesale market, she is pushed into the room by two men. The perpetrators threaten them and two other employees in the room with firearms and force them to open a safe. The robbers take cash from the safe and flee with a car that is said to have been driven by burdock. According to the public prosecutor, they captured around 160,000 euros.

December 27, 2006 in Bochum, North Rhine-Westphalia

With firearms, two men in the vault of a supermarket force two cashiers to lie on the floor. Then the perpetrators grab the earnings made openly from the Christmas business in front of a money counting machine. They flee through an emergency exit with their prey. According to the public prosecutor, there are 160,000 euros.

April 14, 2009 in Löhne, North Rhine-Westphalia

In the event of an attack on a business in Löhne in North Rhine-Westphalia, the perpetrator captured around 177,000 euros according to the investigation. Years later, the Lower Saxony State Criminal Police Office announced that DNA traces lead to the ex-terrorists sought-after dust, gareg and burdock.

September 30, 2011 in Celle, Lower Saxony

In an attack on a supermarket in Celle, two masked perpetrators threaten an employee with a firearm and an electric shocker and force them to open a safe. On the escape from business they threaten more employees, then escape with a car. The public prosecutor puts the amount of the prey with 69,000 euros.

December 24, 2012 in Stade, Lower Saxony

On Christmas Eve, two perpetrators attack a supermarket in Stade. They penetrate the cash office, overwhelm three employees and demand cash. With their prey they run to a car and flee. The escape vehicle is later discovered burning in a forest. According to the public prosecutor, the perpetrators captured around 136,000 euros.

August 23, 2014 in Elmshorn, Schleswig-Holstein

According to the investigation, around 46,000 euros in the event of an armed attack on a supermarket. A masked and armed man urges an employee of the market when unlocking the office, another perpetrator is added. The two threaten the woman and another employee. They force the employees to get cash out of the safe. After the attack, the perpetrators escape in a car.

January 2, 2015 in Osnabrück, Lower Saxony

Two male perpetrators attack a supermarket in Osnabrück. They first stay with a shopping cart in the area of ​​the animal action and then threaten two employees in an office. According to the police, the men are masked with towels or scarves. According to the investigation, they captured around 60,000 euros. The perpetrators can flee undetected.

June 6, 2015 in Stuhr, Lower Saxony

In the parking lot of a supermarket in the municipality of Stuhr near Bremen, three masked people attack a money transporter that has loaded around one million euros. A perpetrator shoots the vehicle three times with a quick -fire rifle. The hooded people unsuccessfully try to open the doors of the van. Then they flee in a vehicle without prey. According to the investigation, they have rifles and a tank fist with them. The driver and passenger of the money transporter suffer a shock. Provided DNA traces will later be assigned to burdock, dust and gareg. The public prosecutor considers the crime as an attempted murder.

October 19, 2015 in Northeim, Lower Saxony

Two hooded perpetrators attack a shopping market. They press a hard object in the back of a security service when it rings at the cash office. When the door opens, they push the man into the office and take off his weapon. With the participation of a firearm, the robbers force the employee of the cash office to open the safe and put the money in it in a sports bag brought with them. According to the investigation, they captured around 50,000 euros. The men flee through an emergency exit and escape with a car. The alleged escape car is burned out.

December 28, 2015 in Wolfsburg, Lower Saxony

Three people try to attack a money transporter. A perpetrator threatens the passenger when he is outside the vehicle. The other two devote themselves to the driver in the vehicle. But this uses an unobserved moment and races away with the car. The perpetrators then break off their plans and flee. According to testimonies, they are armed with a quick -fire rifle and a tank fist. A search with a patrol car and helicopter remains without success. DNA traces later lead to burdock, dust and Garweg. The public prosecutor indicates the prey of this act with 200 euros because the perpetrators stole a weapon.

May 7, 2016 in Hildesheim, Lower Saxony

Two masked and armed perpetrators followed the employee of a money transport company to the cash office of a supermarket. Because the money to be picked up in the safe and the responsible employee with the safe key is not yet in the cash office, the robbery fails. However, the robbers take the weapon to the employee of the money transport company, and the public prosecutor estimates the value with around 200 euros. The perpetrators flee over an emergency exit and climb into a waiting car in which a third person sits.

June 25, 2016 in Cremlingen, Lower Saxony

Armed with an armored fist and an automatic rifle, two men and a woman attack a money transporter in Cremlingen near Braunschweig. After the passenger got out to collect the daily income of a business, the van is wedged by two cars. Two masked threats the driver, it is shot against the car and in the air. According to the investigation, a third perpetrator demands money in the shop and shoots into the ceiling. The public prosecutor specifies the prey with almost 1.4 million euros.