Showed a Hitler salute and shouted radical right-wing slogans
July 23, 11 p.m.; Loebtau, Blasewitz, Johannstadt
The state protection of the Dresden police is investigating three cases in which the Nazi salute was shown and right-wing extremist slogans were shouted at the weekend. On Saturday evening, a 49-year-old woman is said to have shown the Hitler salute in Löbtau. She was apparently targeting a meeting that was taking place on Tharandter Strasse.
The woman is being investigated for using signs belonging to unconstitutional organizations.
Witnesses in Blasewitz had already reported to the police on Friday that around 11 p.m. a group of ten people were shouting right-wing slogans several times. By the time officers got to the fishing pier, the group had disappeared, police said.
Half an hour later, officials were on duty in a similar case in Dresden’s Johannstadt. At Bönischplatz, people from a group of six are said to have also shouted right-wing slogans. This group also fled before the officers arrived.
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Burglary in car dealership
July 23, midnight, Plauen
On the night of Saturday, an employee of a security service reported that he had discovered signs of a break-in at a car dealership on Zwickauer Straße and had followed them. He was able to place a 21-year-old German on the property and hand it over to the police officers who arrived. The man broke into the office, opened a safe and stole keys from it. He also took a jacket with him. The criminal police are investigating.
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Thieves dismantle catalytic converters from cars
Night of July 22-23, Seevorstadt and Südvorstadt
Unknown persons dismantled the catalytic converters of two cars parked on Gret-Palucca-Strasse and on Münchner Platz on Saturday night. This resulted in damage of 3,800 euros to the Toyota Prius and the Mitsubishi Carisma.
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