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New Trial Against Alleged Left-Wing Extremists From Leipzig Is Delayed
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The State Protection Trial at the Oberlandesgericht Dresden against Johann G. and other defendants from the context of the convicted left-wing extremist Lina E. starts later than planned. Among other things, it is about attempted murder.
They are said to have hunted for neo-Nazis and to have injured several people in some cases: at the beginning of November, another trial was to start in Dresden against suspected members of the group around Lina E. However, the date has now been postponed.
Dresden – The trial of several alleged left-wing extremists in the Oberlandesgericht (OLG) Dresden, scheduled for the beginning of November, is being delayed. As the court announced, the trial against Johann G. and other defendants is not to begin as planned on November 4, but two weeks later on November 18. Reasons for the postponement were not mentioned.Originally, around 70 days of negotiations were planned.The Federal Prosecutor's Office acc…
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