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Friday, October 9, 2020
In Halle, a right-wing extremist wants to provoke a bloodbath in a synagogue: a huge door saves the lives of dozens. Two people still die. At a commemorative event in Cologne, a police officer appears in the right clothing for the scene.
A civilian police officer in Cologne is said to have worn a garment that is widespread on the scene of right-wing extremists during an operation at an event in memory of the victims of the attack by right-wing extremists in Halle. The police discovered a corresponding note on social media, as announced by the Cologne police headquarters. The civil servant is therefore a 54-year-old bodyguard.
“I do not understand such behavior,” said Cologne Police Chief Uwe Jacob. “That is why I immediately released the officer from his duties. In the future he will have another job.” According to the police, the officer is said to be “wearing a garment from a clothing brand which, according to the constitutional protection assessment in North Rhine-Westphalia, is said to be widespread on the right-wing extremist scene.” According to a tweet from eyewitnesses, it is said that it was clothing with the inscription “Thor Steinar”.
The event entitled “Commemoration of the victims of the right-wing terrorist attack in Halle 2019” had taken place the night before on the forecourt of the Cologne station. One of the speakers was the president of the Cologne synagogue community and the vice president of the Central Council of Jews in Germany, Abraham Lehrer.
Jacob said that he had “formally” apologized to Master over the phone. “I will not accept that my employees question the loyalty of the Cologne police to the constitution through their behavior or behavior,” emphasized the police chief. “I entrusted the state security of the Cologne police with the complete clarification of the facts. My personnel administration verifies any violation of the disciplinary law.”
