Reich citizen from Löcknitz: three years in prison for illegal gun ownership!

Reich citizen from Löcknitz: three years in prison for illegal gun ownership!

In Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, a new case from the Reich Citizens' scene becomes a topic of conversation. Dirk B., a 56-year-old leading head of this movement from Löcknitz, was sentenced by the Pasewalk District Court to a total of three years and ten months. The punishment includes, among other things, the unauthorized acquisition of weapons of war and the handling of explosive substances and the threat to a bailiff, such as the Nordkurier reported.

The investigation against Dirk B. began in 2020 after searches that took place as part of the preparations for a possible act of violence. It is interesting that Dirk B. said shortly after a double murder in Halle in 2019 that he wanted to get a assault rifle. Such statements and the subsequent investigations mean that he was observed by the Office for the Protection of the Constitution. Not only his telephone calls were monitored, but also financial documents were examined.

weapons and ammunition in focus

In a search, a total of more than 6,000 cartridges and several weapons -like items were confiscated. Many of these were filled, but the authorities only discovered two of the 37 “demilitarized weapons” acquired on the Internet. Dirk B. ignored the prohibition of his gun ownership through the district and did not stick to the regulations.

his process was anything but smooth. Dirk B. refused to appear in the courtroom and refrained from legitimation to the court. This led to the negotiation taking place without it, which many were perceived as provocative. His confidant Martin Wiese, another well -known right -wing extremist, caused additional excitement with his disorder during the process and was expelled from the hall.

Reichsbürger movement and their dangers

The situation around Dirk B. is not isolated, but is in the context of an increasing potential for personal potential in the field of right -wing extremist violence. According to the Constitutional protection , the current personal potential of violent right-wing extremists is around 15,300 people, which represents a remarkable increase. This development correlates with an increase in right -wing extremist crimes that increased by 47.4 % compared to the previous year in 2024 At the same time, right -wing extremist movements in the region are more active than ever. The well -known "National Alliance Löcknitz", Dirk B. Board, even built an event hall to further force her activities. This shows that not only the number of right -wing extremist activities has increased, but also its influence on society is noticeably noticeable.

At the local level, the judgment against Dirk B. triggered relief for many citizens. Nevertheless, such incidents of threats and gun ownership raise questions about the drastic measures that the authorities have to take to protect society from potential damage. In addition, it remains to be seen how the right -wing extremist scene in the region will develop and what consequences this could have for the entire society.

The debate about gun ownership and the dangers that assume ideological movements is therefore very topical. Another aspect that is important in this context can be seen in the clarifications of gun ownership bans. It has recently been emphasized that possessions of weapons often depend heavily on the ideological attitude, as another case shows where a connection to the imperial movement was clearly recognizable, which led to the consequences of a prohibition measure.