(AP) BERLIN — German prosecutors say police are raiding the homes of
four alleged supporters of a neo-Nazi group linked to the killings of
nine immigrants and a policewoman over the past decade.
The
federal prosecutors' office said Wednesday the four people are suspected
of having provided the far-right group with weapons and, in one case,
explosives. They were not identified.
Prosecutors say seven
apartments and two office premises are being searched in the eastern
states of Saxony and Thuringia and southwestern Baden-Wuerttemberg
state.
The alleged founders of the Nationalist Socialist
Underground group, Uwe Boehnhardt and Uwe Mundlos, died in an apparent
murder-suicide in November. A third suspected member, Beate Zschaepe,
turned herself in shortly afterward.
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