Stuttgart 21: Speaker of the police union defends police use
Rainer Wendt: Police use was appropriate - policy should signals show the willingness to talk - no one wants to see the pictures from last Thursday to repeat
By Andreas Deep-Sabaot
Stuttgart. 5. October 2010. After the police use last Thursday, 29 September 2010 in Stuttgart, the bloody and dramatic scenes in Germany, the debate over the necessity and validity of laws that took place in the form of the police mission in connection with the controversial building project Stuttgart 21 emerged. According to different representations were between 100 and 400 people injured, some significantly. Up to two people would have to fear for their eyesight, according to various reports of different media. The police official spoke of "only" 100 people injured. Different figures of the police and organizers are common especially during major events or large demonstrations.
The internal committee has advised on Tuesday about the heavy use of the Stuttgart police and park guards against opponents of the railway construction project, also known as Stuttgart 21, in the state parliament of Baden-Wuerttemberg. After a registered student demo were also students and adolescents should have access, according to police reports, the injured student-demo, after they blocked the way park and occupied police emergency vehicle.
The news channel n-tv defended the Chief of the German police union, Rainer Wendt, the use of Stuttgart police: "I am still convinced that this police operation has been necessary, appropriate and proportionate. I am very happy about the fact that the Select Committee of Parliament will deal today with this commitment and that the public will not find out anything nachzubereiten at rest and care, because I am still convinced that this police operation necessary and in terms of both the selection of police coercion and as far as the tactical actions of the police, have been appropriate and proportionate. "
The police union spokesman also explained his ideas to be desired on the inner committee:" What I want is a bit come true, that one or the other signal from the policy that you show a greater willingness to talk, because no one wants but to repeat that such images, that police officers must act against those who in this way. The yes, no one can do. But it must also have no doubt that sanitary measures and arrangements will be enforced, if they apply for and if they are legal. I am very confident that the hearings that may indeed have administrative legal repercussions lead to the result that my assessment is correct. "Rainer Wendt said of the police union.
early yesterday sammeltn peaceful demonstrators (as reported) signatures for a motion to dissolve the parliament of Baden-Wuerttemberg. The action is Initiatiorin Sybille clothes Nicke. The woman said the planned dissolution of the Diet: "A government that such incredible excesses of violence by the police also defended, is unacceptable. "Chancellor Merkel has said the parliamentary election as a referendum. This election would need the people of Baden-Württemberg now as quickly as possible, added the spokeswoman and founder. Should it succeed in the park guards to collect 10,000 signatures, then can a request be submitted to the Interior Ministry of Baden-Württemberg "to initiate a referendum to dissolve the parliament." A process for the resolution of the Diet is complicated and may take several months.
The regular date for the parliamentary elections, including in Baden-Württemberg Rhineland-Palatinate is in addition to the 27 March 2011. Selected in the coming year in Bremen. The voting people expect an exciting commitment by all parties try to attract the votes of the voters in the period before the parliamentary elections.
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