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Anti-constitutional slogans: Police arrest six men in Leisnig!
On July 1, 2025, a group was arrested in Leisnig that shouted anti-constitutional slogans. Police are investigating the perpetrators.
Anti-constitutional slogans: Police arrest six men in Leisnig!
On the night of July 1, 2025, an incident in Leisnig on Colditzer Straße caused a stir. A group of six shouted anti-constitutional slogans while a 38-year-old cyclist happened to drive past. Loud Sächsische.de The passerby immediately alerted the police. Officers arrived at the scene a short time later and were able to quickly bring the situation under control.
The police arrested two teenagers aged 15 and 16 and four men between 19 and 34 years old. The suspected German nationals are now being investigated for using the symbols of unconstitutional and terrorist organizations. Such extremist behavior is particularly worrying in today's society because extremist actions aim to endanger the state's constitution, such as Statista explained.
Background of extremism in Germany
Politically motivated crime is currently a pressing issue in Germany. Around 39,400 extremist crimes were recorded in 2023, which is a record high. Of these, around 25,700 cases can be attributed to right-wing extremism, with propaganda and acts of violence being common crimes. According to Statista Around 40,600 people are active among right-wing extremist movements, of whom 14,500 are considered to be violent.
The crimes are not just limited to the right-wing spectrum; Left-wing extremist crimes also increased in 2023 with around 4,250 cases. The reasons for this development are diverse, with a high degree of dogmatism and a strong sense of mission on the part of the extremists playing a role.
The role of the police in times of crisis
In times like these, it is crucial that the police are perceived as a reliable authority. Platforms like POLIZEITICKER.online provide daily current information about crime, traffic reports, accidents and other emergencies in order to inform the population in a timely manner. These messages not only help identify potential dangers early, but also support police investigations.
The severity of such incidents, such as what happened in Leisnig, shows that extremism remains a serious problem in Germany. Society is called upon to be vigilant and to combat such tendencies together.