In mid-January, a letter appeared in which anonymous death threats were made against three FC Bayern players. The police are investigating.
An anonymous author has, according to information from imageDeath threats against three Bayern Munich players. The police investigation is already under way.
On January 12, the office of the second division club FC St. Pauli received a letter in which an anonymous author, according to information from image wrote death threats against Bayern professionals Robert Lewandowski (33), Manuel Neuer (35) and Serge Gnabry (26).
As the newspaper reports, calls were made to shoot the Munich soccer professionals. An employee of FC St. Pauli handed the letter, which was headed with the words “Save the league, save football. Fire and death to the dirty Bavarian pigs”, to the police in Hamburg.
Also threats against referees
The police therefore turned on the State Criminal Police Office in Hamburg. The threatening letter is examined for fingerprints and DNA traces.
The DFB was also informed. The threats in the letter are also aimed at Bundesliga referees.
Police spokesman Florian Abbenseth confirmed image the investigations: “We are investigating on suspicion of threatening and disturbing the public peace by threatening criminal offenses. We are examining the background.”
Source: Stern
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