Solingen's Suspected Offender Fails to Surrender Before NRW Internal Committee

In a significant development, a terrorism suspect was arrested in the inner city of Solingen, North Rhine-Westphalia, on Saturday evening. The Interior Minister of North Rhine-Westphalia, Herbert Reul, made the announcement in the state parliament in Düsseldorf.

The suspect, whose identity remains undisclosed, was noticed by a police patrol due to his suspicious behaviour and appearance. According to Reul, the arrest took place in the heart of Solingen.

Reul emphasised the importance of investigative work, sources, and informants in the work of intelligence services. He urged the public to avoid speculations about the work of these services, warning that every speculation could endanger their operations.

No further details about the case can be provided at this time, according to Reul. This includes specific information from foreign intelligence agencies contributing to the tracking of the suspect from Fronhof, which remains confidential.

Interestingly, a knife found in a trash can in the inner city of Solingen is believed to be the murder weapon. The confession video published on the internet is being analysed by specialists from the NRW Interior Ministry.

It is worth noting that the Federal Prosecutor General has the investigative authority in this case. Reul reiterated that no information regarding any tips from foreign intelligence services has been disclosed.

In a related development, the suspect from Fronhof did not turn himself in to the police. The Interior Minister urged the public to cooperate with the authorities and provide any relevant information that could aid in the ongoing investigation.

As the investigation continues, the public is encouraged to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activities to the authorities. More updates on this developing story will be provided as information becomes available.