Hungary accusingly indicts two presumed radical German leftists
In a recent development, the Budapest Prosecutor's Office has filed charges against three individuals in connection with a series of violent attacks that occurred in the city in February of this year. The accused are said to be a German couple and an Italian woman, with the German pair belonging to the group of the German left-wing extremist Lina E.
The three are accused of carrying out violent acts against participants in an annual SS commemoration in Budapest. According to the charges, they used telescopic batons, hammers, and lead gloves to assault people, resulting in six severe injuries and three light injuries. The Prosecutor's Office is demanding severe imprisonment for all three accused, and they are also accused of membership in a criminal organization.
The alleged attacks have led to an international arrest warrant being issued for 14 other suspected accomplices, including 10 Germans. However, the search results do not provide specific information about these individuals or any details about the Budapest violent attacks case.
It's important to note that the attacks for which the new suspects are accused are not specified as being against right-wing extremists. The sentencing of Lina E. is not yet final, as she was sentenced to five years and three months in prison by a court in Dresden in May of this year.
As the investigation continues, more details about the case and the identities of the alleged accomplices may become available. Stay tuned for updates on this developing story.
- The general-news story developing in Budapest involves political undertones, as the accused in a series of violent attacks are alleged members of a German left-wing extremist group.
- The ongoing investigation in Budapest encompasses more than just crime-and-justice issues, with an international arrest warrant issued for 14 individuals in connection with general-news events involving acts of violence against participants in an annual SS commemoration.
