Nuremberg: Court Trial in Germany - Man (33) discharges firearm during argument
At about 1:30 pm in Ingolstädter Straße, there was an incident where a 33-year-old man apparently had a dispute with a 32-year-old man. These two men had disagreed in the past, and their argument escalated, with the 33-year-old seemingly wielding a gun and firing a shot into the air.
A vigilant bystander informed the police about the situation, prompting officers from Nuremberg Süd to apprehend the suspect. They also took possession of the blank-firing pistol he was carrying. Aiding the officers were law enforcement personnel from USK Mittelfranken and a police dog handler.
Upon further investigation, it was discovered that the 33-year-old may possess additional weapons. The investigating judge from the Nuremberg District Court ordered a search of his house. Inside his home, the police found more alarm guns, ammunition, and unmarked fireworks. He has a license allowing him to carry alarm guns.
The police took possession of the discovered items to avoid any potential danger. They are now in communication with Nuremberg's public order office. The 33-year-old is currently facing criminal charges, including making threats.
This account is derived from information provided by the authorities and was generated with AI assistance.
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