clear signal from Rhineland-Palatinate to the rejection of force in police operations
Stuttgart 21: Interior Minister Karl Peter Bruch (SPD) is to renounce violence and de-escalation - Two protesters still threatened with blindness
By Andreas Klamm -Sabaot
Stuttgart / Mainz. 6. October 2010. A clear signal after the bloody police operation on Thursday 29 September 2010 in Stuttgart comes from the Rhineland-Palatinate Interior Minister Karl Peter Bruch (SPD) in Mainz. The Home Secretary rejects violence as police missions to evacuate the area to the railway construction project, also known as Stuttgart 21, clear and sets out the important work of de-escalation of police from Rhineland-Palatinate. In the clearance and release of a student demonstration and Demonstration in Stuttgart on Thursday and police the Rhineland-Palatinate preparedness police were involved, which dispensed with the use of pepper spray and batons.
According to different information in the circles were evicted following a demonstration and student demo station up to 400 people, including students and young people, some seriously injured severely. The Stuttgarter Nachrichten newspaper reported in today's edition that two demonstrators threatened the loss of sight, after this the hard Water jet of the police, water cannons were taken directly to the eyes. A 66 year-old protester was trying to protect young students. When trying to protect the students, the protester was seriously injured in both eyes. The doctors in Stuttgart trying to use operations sight of the dedicated and courageous rescue helper. Whether it will succeed in the rescue and conservation of sight of the man is still not safe. According to official figures from the police in Stuttgart were "only" 100 people last Thursday, "slightly" injured.
Interior Minister Karl Peter Bruch said the police deployment in the context of the demonstration to Stuttgart 21: "The Prime Minister and I have reached in recent days, many e-mails and letters in which people brought their outrage at the actions of the police in Stuttgart expressed. It was also requested that I move back in Rhineland-Palatinate police officers from Stuttgart. These concerns I take very seriously. " This said Interior Minister Karl Peter Bruch.
The Home Secretary on 5 October 2010 Ministerial Council on details of the police operation at the construction site for the new station "Stuttgart 21" informed. Upon request of the State of Baden-Württemberg where a hundred of Rhineland-Palatinate riot police was deployed.
"For our Rhineland-Palatinate Civil servants are always and everywhere the principle of proportionality and the principle of de-escalation, "said the minister, who said explicitly that the Rhineland-Palatinate, police officials in Stuttgart had never used batons or pepper spray. "We will speak as part of the federal-state cooperation along the Conference of Interior Ministers (IMK) to via the total commitment," said the minister.
Karl-Peter Bruch stated: "The mutual assistance during major operations is regulated by a federal-state agreement. Baden-Württemberg, for use at the construction site, Stuttgart 21 ' requested reinforcements from Rhineland-Palatinate, in Hesse and by the Federal Police and get. We also need such assistance from other states regularly. However, under in major operations such as now in Stuttgart all forces - including those from other states -. Of mission control and responsibility of the requesting state "
More than 141,000 people in an email-writing campaign organization Campact.de the resignation of the swim -Wuerttemberg Interior Minister Heribert Rech (CDU) and an immediate stop the building of the controversial railway construction project Stuttgart 21 required. The CDU politician Heiner Geissler from the south-Pfalz is now give as a mediator between the state government of Baden-Wuerttemberg and the opponents of Stuttgart 21. Prime Minister Stefan Mappus (SPD), meanwhile, reiterated in several television contributions, that there would be with him as Prime Minister of Baden-Württemberg not stop the building of the railway construction project. The Baden-Wuerttemberg Interior Minister Heribert Rech (CDU) has rejected the accusation of "brute-force the police used" on Thursday, meanwhile, Stuttgart 21. The interior minister of Baden-Württemberg refused to resign.
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