Balcony dispute escalated: Hells Angels threaten police officers in Oschatz!

Balcony dispute escalated: Hells Angels threaten police officers in Oschatz!

A warm summer evening in Oschatz, and the mood could not be better-but the loud music festival in front of the balcony of a 40-year-old man not only draws friends, but also the angry neighbors. As the lvz reported, carved residents as the music always became louder and the patience of their neighbors overused.

When the officials came, however, there was an unpleasant scandal. The accused refused to show his identity card and insulted the police officers with expressions such as "Wicht" and "pears". The situation quickly escalated when he threatened to rush his dog onto the emergency services. In addition, hints about connections to the dreaded Hells Angels came into play - a territory report that certainly wore moves of a mixture of undisguised protest and resignation.

riots in court

In the following, an indictment of insult and attempted coercion occurred. Witnesses reported that the police were trying to de -escalate the situation, but the mood between the police officers and the accused remained tense, and the man's partner could only weaken the events. Once again, it shows how narrow the line between a celebration and a tangible argument can be.

The € 240 comprehensive fine followed after a heated process in which the defense advocated a milder punishment because it did not consider the accused's resistance to be fulfilled. Ultimately, the judge imposed a fine of 210 daily rates of 35 euros each and emphasized that the officials were not responsible for the accused's personal problems. In addition, she pointed out that threats to a violent association such as the Hells Angels must be taken seriously.

rocker force in focus

The incident meanwhile reflects a major problem: the risk situation by rocker gangs in Germany remains stable. According to the Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA), around 8,800 people were organized in the police -relevant rocker gangs last year, with about two thirds of these members belong to the Hells Angels, the Bandidos or similar groups. Stefan Michel, head of the heavy and organized crime department at the BKA, expressed that the criminal potential of these groups remains unabated, as reported by Nordkurier .

This explosive topic is also fueled by the recent judgments that come across significant resistance in public. For example, the legal consequences for a Hells Angls member who shot a SEK official in 2010 remained after a controversial BGH judgment, which caused outrage not only among politicians, but also with police representatives. The decision that the shooter was acquitted on the basis of an erroneous self-defense approach illuminates the complex relationship between case law and the fight against rocker control, such as lto reported.