Luxembourg: Man arrested - threatening calls and weapons cache discovered!

Luxembourg: Man arrested - threatening calls and weapons cache discovered!

Luxembourg police have arrested a 37-year-old man suspected of making telephone threats against the police and the judiciary. The incident occurred on Monday morning when several threatening calls were received by the Luxembourg Public Prosecutor's Office. As a result of these threatening calls, the police were alerted by the public prosecutor's office, who then launched an investigation. Through targeted investigations, the man was identified and arrested in his apartment on the same day Lesseniel reported.

A search of the suspect's house revealed a worrying arsenal: In addition to drugs, banned weapons, including brass knuckles, and several cell phones were also seized. The man is also suspected of having made threatening calls to the police station in Differdange and to the Sanem municipality. The exact motives of these threats are currently unclear and investigations are ongoing.

Additional arrest information

The man's arrest was carried out on the orders of the public prosecutor, who was made aware of the threatening calls at the beginning of the week. Loud Word Further investigations indicate that the man may also be responsible for similar threatening calls to other authorities. This development raises questions about law enforcement security and the suspect's motivations.

The Luxembourg police are continuing to investigate in order to get the full picture of the situation and clarify the possible background to the threats. The fact that drugs and weapons were found during the arrest suggests that the man may also be involved in other criminal activities.