Police search for power saboteur Daniel V.
Daniel V. writes letters to newspapers. He says that coal power is a crime. He wants to protect nature. But he uses violence for this. He shoots wires over cables. This causes a Kurz-Schluss. Parts of a power plant fail in Bergheim because of this. There is no big power outage. Experts stop this.
The police search for the man everywhere now. There are operations in Wuppertal and in the Hambacher Forst. Police officers also use helicopters. The police find notes in his truck. He plans attacks in the Netherlands too. Investigators believe he works alone. He has mental health issues. The search continues with high pressure.
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Definitions
- Um-Spann-Werk
- An Um-Spann-Werk distributes power.
- Kurz-Schluss
- A Kurz-Schluss stops normal power flow.
People
- Daniel V.
- Daniel V. is a man from Gevelsberg.
Locations
- Sachsen
- Sachsen is a place in Germany.
- Wuppertal
- Wuppertal is a city in Germany.
- Gevelsberg
- Gevelsberg is a town in Germany.
Sources
Verdächtige Person an Umspannwerk: Größerer Polizeieinsatz bei Wuppertal wegen Sabotageaktionen
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