Camp with 100,000 Shot: Remscheider Arms Collector Admits Mistakes in Court
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The case of Remscheid's gun collector makes a lot of noise. Officers comb through his estate and find 300 war weapons and 100,000 rounds of ammunition. In court, the defendant admits mistakes. In addition, he not only collected weapons but also sold them.
In the Remscheider Waffen-Keller a G3 and parts of an MG43 from Bundeswehr holdings were discovered. Now investigators are looking for their origin.
Behind secret doors and partitions: The police find about 300 sharp weapons and almost 100,000 rounds of ammunition. Now the main defendant explains himself.
Behind secret doors and partitions: The police find about 300 sharp weapons and almost 100,000 rounds of ammunition. Now the main defendant explains himself.
At the half-time of the trial around the huge arms arsenal in Remscheid, the main defendant has now also shown himself in large parts. The 60-year-old automobile master had his defender at the Wuppertal Regional Court declare that the weapons purchases listed in the prosecution have been so successful.
"I have never acted with sharp weapons," said the main defendant today in the trial. The prosecution claims the opposite.
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