"A German-Polish man has been arrested in the western German city of Dortmund on suspicion of having issued calls to attack politicians, and offering rewards for doing so, federal prosecutors said on Tuesday. They said the man, identified only as Martin S. under German privacy laws, also published instructions on the darknet for manufacturing explosives, while calling for donations in cryptocurrency that were to be used as rewards for carrying out such attacks."
"The suspect, who prosecutors said was detained on Monday, is also alleged to have included a list with names and personal details of politicians and public figures on his platform, along with self-formulated death sentences. The man, who has been accused of financing terrorism, instigating violence aimed at undermining the state and dangerous publication of personal details, is to come before the Federal Court of Justice in Karlsruhe on Tuesday, the prosecutors said."
A German-Polish man was arrested in Dortmund on suspicion of issuing calls to attack politicians and offering rewards for such attacks. He published instructions on the darknet for manufacturing explosives and solicited cryptocurrency donations to fund rewards. He allegedly posted a list with names and personal details of politicians and public figures alongside self-formulated death sentences. He faces accusations including financing terrorism, instigating violence aimed at undermining the state, and dangerous publication of personal details. He is due to appear before the Federal Court of Justice in Karlsruhe, which will decide on pre-trial detention ahead of a likely trial.
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