Title: Partially Confessed Deputy Mayor Facing Allegations of Sexual Abuse
In a recent development, former Lünen deputy mayor, Daniel Wolski, has confessed to certain acts of sexual abuse, but not all as alleged. A spokesperson from the Bochum public prosecutor's office disclosed this information on Thursday. While Wolski has confessed partway, the exact nature of his admissions remains uncertain due to the lack of a detailed interrogation protocol, the spokesperson clarified.
The police interrogated Wolski last week, and the case is still under investigation by the Bochum public prosecutor's office in North Rhine-Westphalia. Wolski is facing allegations of abusing young individuals and a child in nine different cases, including one instance where he paid 40 euros and another where he offered clothing worth around 150 euros. The alleged offense against the child occurred virtually, while the others occurred during in-person meetings, according to the public prosecutor's office.
During the search of Wolski's premises in the spring, investigators found over 40 data carriers containing child and youth pornographic content, as well as chats with alleged abuse victims.
His defense lawyer, initially unavailable for comment, has reportedly declined to provide any clarification on the allegations. Following his arrest, Wolski chose to resign from his duties as deputy mayor.
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Key Points: 1. Former Lünen deputy mayor, Daniel Wolski, has partially confessed to sexual abuse allegations. 2. The Bochum public prosecutor's office, in North Rhine-Westphalia, is handling the investigations. 3. The full extent of Wolski's confession is uncertain, as police only have a summary of his interrogation. 4. The investigation into Wolski's criminality is ongoing in Lünen, Germany. 5. The Bochum public prosecutor's office has also confirmed the discovery of child and youth pornographic content on Wolski's premises.
