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An unemployed person lost courage during a phone call to AMS and made several threats. An officer then alerted the police.
A 41-year-old unemployed person from the Braunau district attempted to contact the AMS Braunau am Inn by phone on Wednesday to claim that the AMS still had outstanding cash benefits.
However, due to the overloaded phone line, he was automatically transferred to AMS Linz, where he became so angry with the employee there that he repeated several times that he wanted to fly the AMS Braunau am Inn if he did not receive the money he was entitled to soon. . The caller was then telephoned to Braunau and the woman reported to the police.
An AMS employee finally managed to reassure the suspects over the phone. In the course of the police officers’ search for the man, he was contacted by phone and persuaded to confront the police. The 41-year-old man complied with this request and stated when asked that he still had black powder and several detonators in his home.
Detonator and ignition cable found in apartment
During the search in the man’s department, old stocks of black powder and a firing line (wire), an explosive device and an electrical ignition wire were found, police reported Friday.
The objects were scattered around the object and were neither intended nor prepared for a real deployment of the threat nor were they suitable for this due to the lack of a fuse.
Additionally, small amounts of cannabis and an air pressure rifle could be secured. The 41-year-old man is reported to prosecutor Ried and the Braunau district government.
