School Defamation Incident in Horn-Lehe
The Bremen Police are currently investigating a case of vandalism that occurred at a school in Horn-Lehe over the weekend. The vandalism was discovered by an employee on Monday. The vandalism involved politically motivated slogans, spray-painted using red and blue paint, on the rear exterior wall, a staircase, and the sports hall of the school. Some of the slogans included 'Fuck AFD and NZS' and 'Fuck Trump.'
No further details about the identity of the vandals have been provided, neither in the initial report nor in the latest update. The Criminal Police have initiated an investigation into the vandalism at the Gymnasium on Vorkampsweg.
The public is encouraged to come forward with any information they may have about the vandalism incident. Witnesses can provide information to the Criminal Duty Office at 0421 362-3888.
For inquiries, the Press Office of Police Bremen can be contacted at 0421/362-12114. Fax inquiries can be made to the Press Office at 0421/362-3749. The official website for Police Bremen, where updates on the investigation may be found, is http://www.polizei.bremen.de. The official website for police consultation in Bremen is http://www.polizei-beratung.de.
Over the weekend, a school in Horn-Lehe was vandalized with graffiti, but no information has been given about the potential damage caused by the vandalism. The investigation into the vandalism at the school in Horn-Lehe is ongoing.
The Bremen Police are seeking witnesses regarding the vandalism incident. The public is asked to cooperate in providing any information that could help solve this case and bring those responsible to justice.
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