Arson incident in Solingen leaves 22 people injured
In a concerning turn of events, a fire that broke out in a multi-family house on Wittkuller Street has left 22 people injured and is now suspected to have been deliberately set. The public prosecutor's office and police are investigating the incident on behalf of a homicide commission for attempted murder and arson.
Initial investigations suggest that the fire was started intentionally using an accelerant. The investigation office has questioned eyewitnesses and vehicle drivers who were seen on Wittkuller Street at the time of the fire.
The authorities are urging anyone who may have observed suspicious persons or vehicles at the time of the crime to contact them at 0202/284-0. The public is also being asked to come forward with any information that could help in the ongoing investigation.
Regrettably, no suspect has been identified in the investigation so far. The investigating authorities report that further details about the circumstances of the crime cannot be provided for tactical reasons.
Despite the challenges, the investigation remains active and the authorities are working diligently to uncover the truth behind this unfortunate incident. The public is encouraged to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activities to the authorities.
The appeal is in relation to the fire in the multi-family house on Wittkuller Street. The incident has left the community shaken, and the thoughts of everyone involved are with the injured and those affected by this tragedy.
As the investigation continues, updates will be provided as appropriate. In the meantime, the authorities ask for the public's patience, understanding, and cooperation in this matter.
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