Urgently probe into the second hostage situation happening at a jail within a brief span of time.

The North Rhine-Westphalia State Parliament's Legal Affairs Committee is set to hold an extraordinary meeting on October 23, 2020, to discuss the hostage-taking incident at Münster Prison. This follows a request by the SPD parliamentary group for a full written report from the state government.

Sonja Bongers, the SPD fraction's spokesperson on legal affairs and Chairperson of the SPD City Council fraction, has emphasized the need for immediate investigation into the incident. The request for a report includes information on the inmate's prior convictions, mental health issues, unusual behavior towards prison staff, and the physical condition of Münster Prison.

The hostage-taking incident at Münster Prison involved the use of firearms, resulting in the death of an inmate. The SPD fraction is seeking answers on how such an incident could have occurred to prevent similar occurrences in the future.

The requested report aims to provide insights into the crime for which the inmate was incarcerated, the inmate's behavior towards prison staff during his stay at Münster Prison, and any unusual behavior exhibited by the inmate. The investigation into the incident aims to draw necessary conclusions quickly.

The physical condition of Münster Prison is being scrutinized to determine if it facilitated the hostage-taking. The SPD fraction is also urging a thorough investigation into the circumstances surrounding the incident.

Matthias Rude, the author of the comprehensive report on the events related to the hostage-taking at Münster Prison, will be responsible for compiling the requested report. The report is expected to provide a detailed account of the incident, helping to shed light on this troubling event and ensuring measures are taken to prevent such incidents in the future.