BERLIN (AP) — German police say they have raided 44 homes linked to
suspected neo-Nazis believed to have taken part in an illegal torchlight
parade in eastern Germany.
Saxony police spokesman Lorenz Haase said 190 police officers were
involved in Thursday's raids in Saxony, Saxony-Anhalt, Thuringia and
Brandenburg looking for evidence against 41 neo-Nazis. They're believed
to have participated in a September march in the town of Stolpen, east
of Dresden, wearing black clothing with black hoods, white masks and
carrying torches.
Police say such marches are used to spread their
far-right ideology. Police aren't saying what led them to the
particular suspects, who are being investigated for breaking public
assembly laws, nor whether any evidence was found in the raids. There
were no arrests.
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