"Oscar Controversy Unveiled"

Psychiatric Hospital Re-admits Violent Criminal for Continued Treatment

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2025 September 15 . 4:37 PM

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In a significant development, the school attacker who injured nine classmates and a teacher in a rampage in Ansbach, Germany, back in 2009, has been arrested in Colombia. The man, whose name has not been disclosed, had been on the run for over a decade.

The trail leading to the man's capture began in Munich, where investigations suggested that he had fled to after his escape. The investigations then reached South America, and the man was eventually apprehended in Colombia.

The man's potential release had been a topic of discussion, with speculations suggesting that he might have been set to be released within the next two years. However, the exact circumstances surrounding his escape remain unclear, with many questions still unanswered, such as how he managed to go underground and make his way to Colombia.

The Bavarian Interior Minister, Joachim Herrmann, praised the international cooperation that led to the man's arrest. He commended the efforts of the law enforcement agencies involved in the operation.

The attacker had been allowed to leave the forensic psychiatry facility for day trips since the beginning of the year as part of his therapy. A juvenile chamber also ordered his indefinite detention in a psychiatric hospital. The man's lawyer, David Müller, stated that the man was not facing a new trial.

According to the prosecutor's office, there were no incidents reported during his day trips. The man's progress in his therapy, as stated by his lawyer, may have contributed to the easing measures that were in place.

However, the search results do not specify the name of the psychiatrist who treated the Ansbach 2009 attacker or might have taken over his treatment after re-incarceration. The clinic initially declined to comment on the easing measures that may be withdrawn.

It is also not clear how the man met a woman over the internet during his detention, or whether there is a connection between the woman and the man's escape. The man was taken from Colombia to Germany and then to Erlangen to a closed psychiatry department.

The man's further detention in the psychiatric hospital was ordered on July 4 this year. The man's arrest brings closure to a decade-long manhunt and provides a sense of justice for the victims and their families.