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German prosecutors have dismissed 19 policemen in a commando unit and suspended another over suspicions they had glorified violence and made references to a former Nazi organisation in online chats, a spokeswoman said on Wednesday. ....
Play audio 1XChange playback rate from 1 to 1 Mute audio On Wednesday, German prosecutors dismissed 19 policemen and suspended another over the chats, which came to light in the course of a separate investigation of an officer in the commando unit who was suspected of sharing child pornography. “During an evaluation of the suspect’s mobile phones, several chat groups where criminal content was shared by members were identified,” Frankfurt Senior Public Prosecutor Nadja Niesen said in a statement. This is a sensitive issue in a country where awareness of the Nazis’ World War II atrocities, including the murder of millions of Jews in the Holocaust, remains strong, but where anti-Semitic crimes by far-right supporters have been rising. ....
German Football Association President Keller urged to quit over Nazi remark Monday, 3 May 2021 German Football Association (DFB) President Fritz Keller is facing calls to resign after likening first vice-president Rainer Koch to infamous Nazi judge Roland Freisler. The DFB confirmed the heads of the country’s regional and state football associations have urged Keller to quit in response to his completely unacceptable remark made at a Board meeting. A secret ballot was held at an Extraordinary Meeting yesterday where a vote of no-confidence in Keller’s leadership was tabled. A total of 26 associations voted in favour of the motion, with nine against and two abstentions. ....
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