Munich arson suspects to appear before investigating judge
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- Two suspects, a 28-year-old Bulgarian woman and a 38-year-old Bulgarian man, are due to appear before an investigating judge after incendiary devices were thrown at a Munich construction site.
- The site is located near Munich defense companies, and investigators suspect the pair were involved in the attack.
- Bavaria’s State Criminal Police Office said there were no other suspects so far.
Two people suspected of taking part in an arson attack on a construction site near Munich defense companies are expected to appear before an investigating judge.
Bavaria’s State Criminal Police Office said the judge would decide whether to issue arrest warrants for a 28-year-old Bulgarian woman and a Bulgarian man who is 10 years older. Investigators suspect the pair were involved after incendiary devices were thrown at the site from a car.
A police spokesperson declined to comment on a Bild report about an operation at an apartment in Unterhaching following the attack. The spokesperson said, however, that there were currently no further suspects.
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Originally published by Die Zeit in German. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.
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