Arrest Warrants Against Two Men After Falling Home in Görlitz
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In the middle of Görlitz, an apartment building collapses. Three people die. Now, warrants have been issued against two suspects. They are already in custody for other crimes.
The tragedy occurred on the evening of May 18th in the German border town of Görlitz. A gas explosion collapsed a historic tenement house from the late 19th century on James-von-Moltke-Strasse. Two Romanian women, aged 25 and 26, and a 48-year-old man with German and Bulgarian citizenship were killed. Following the disaster, two men, a Pole, Bartosz K., and an Afghan, Zolmai K., were arrested. Prosecutors accuse them of causing a gas explosion i…
Two metal thieves allegedly collapsed a house in Görlitz. The prosecutor's office issued a warrant for arrest against the Afghans and the Poles. They are already in custody.
In Görlitz, a house explodes, three people die. Investigators arrest two men who have manipulated the gas pipelines. They are under arrest and will not leave them at first. Among other things, they are accused of negligent killing.
After the collapse of a residential building in Görlitz, where three people were killed, arrest warrants have now been issued, and the alleged perpetrators are already in custody for other crimes.
After the house crash in Görlitz with three deaths, arrest warrants were issued against two men.
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