Candidate linked to street fight incident involving Mayor's rival party members
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Scuffle on the Streets of Neubrandenburg: Has Councilor Tim Großmueller Been Involved?
Social media buzz is rampant: Tim Großmueller, Neubrandenburg city councilor and a candidate for the approaching mayoral race, may have gotten embroiled in a street fight a few weeks back.
Neubrandenburg Police Confirm Altercation
Upon our inquiry, Tim Großmueller acknowledged the event. Eyewitnesses have reported seeing the incident, which has since been creating a stir in town.
The police has confirmed to our website that a verbal dispute followed by a physical clash took place on Bergstraße on January 20, around 8:15 PM, between a 30-year-old and a 45-year-old German. Witnesses dialed the emergency hotline, disclosing the incident to the authorities, according to police records.
Arriving at the scene, the cops found no one present. The police explained that witnesses managed to write down the license plates of the involved vehicles, enabling the officers to visit both parties at their residences later on. Both individuals reported injuries sustained during the scuffle and filed counter-complaints for verbal abuse and physical assault, as per the police statement.
What Großmueller's Opponent Has to Say About the Incident
The argument ensued due to a traffic disagreement. The police refrained from naming the parties concerned for privacy reasons. This case is now with the prosecutor's office, investigating initial charges of dangerous road interference and making no comments regarding the individuals involved.
The man who had the dust-up with Tim Großmueller is reportedly 30-year-old Linus B., who chose to chat with us under conditions of anonymity, expressing concerns for his safety.
Linus B. claims he was driving with a friend on Bergstraße on the night of January 20 when they had issues with another vehicle. Both Linus B. and Großmueller, behind the wheel of the other vehicle, grew angry and stepped out of their respective cars. Both started abusing each other, according to Linus B.'s account. Their companions were allegedly involved in the heated exchange as well, which later escalated into a physical fight between the men, it is said.
"I opted to avoid the police"
According to Linus B.'s narrative, Großmueller kicked him in the hip and knocked him to the ground, also tearing his sweater off. Linus B. insists he defended himself and suffered injuries, such as a scrape on his right hip and elbow, a left wrist injury, and ongoing back pain.
The man alleges he recalls a bystander stepping in and threatening to call the cops. "I didn't feel like interacting with the police. When I finally managed to shove Tim Großmueller away with my foot, I collected my sweater, got back into my car with my pal, and left the area," Linus B. recounts. Later, the police arrived at his house, he says.
"Then, of course, he deserved a good thrashing"
Tim Großmueller also spoke to our website about the allegations. He describes his opponent as a former member of his "Golden Gym". "The man called me a 'Nazi swine', insulted my wife, hit her, and attacked me with a knife," Großmueller described the incident on January 20, which he considers a political attack. "Then, of course, he deserved a good beating," Großmueller added. He also reported sustaining several injuries, and his wife had a black eye, images of which were shown to our editorial team.
The entrepreneur, who won a seat on Neubrandenburg city council last year, stated that attacks like this one prompted him to enter politics. He is passionately dedicated to maintaining law and order in Neubrandenburg. Großmueller is vying for the position of mayor of Neubrandenburg in the upcoming election on May 11.
- The altercation on Bergstraße, which involved Tim Großmueller, a candidate for the mayoral race in Neubrandenburg, has not only sparked local interest, but it may also have implications for general-news and politics.
- The current political race in Neubrandenburg, especially with Tim Großmueller being embroiled in a street fight, has gained significant attention in the realms of crime-and-justice and general-news, as the incident's outcomes could potentially impact his chances in the upcoming May 11 mayoral election.
