Following the train station shooting, detentions in Baden-Württemberg ensue
In Baden-Württemberg, several arrests have been made following a shooting incident at Frankfurt's main station last year. The perpetrator, a 54-year-old Turkish man, was initially apprehended after shooting a 27-year-old at track 9.
Initially, the motive behind the attack was unclear, but police suspected a family dispute as the possible cause. Recent developments have confirmed this suspicion, leading to further arrests in Lahr and Breisach am Rhein. A total of eight men are now believed to be involved in the incident.
According to the latest reports, the 54-year-old perpetrator did not act alone. A 33-year-old relative is said to have coordinated the attack, while another 28-year-old man served as a backup, uncertain whether the victim would be in Frankfurt or Mainz. All three are accused of being involved in the killing.
Preliminary evidence suggests that the 33-year-old masterminded the attack, planning it rather than the 54-year-old. The investigation is ongoing, and an arrest warrant has been issued for the three suspects still at large.
There is no related information available about a shooting incident at Frankfurt's main station involving eight individuals in the archived data. It's important to note that Frankfurt is not located in Baden-Württemberg, but rather in the state of Hesse, Germany.
The 33-year-old relative, allegedly involved in the shooting incident at Frankfurt's main station last year, coordinated the attack with the 54-year-old perpetrator, according to recent evidence. General-news reports suggest that other individuals may be involved in the crime-and-justice case, with two arrests made in Lahr and Breisach am Rhein.
