Lorenz A.: Hunderte Menschen protestieren in Oldenburg gegen Polizeigewalt ()

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Lorenz A.: Hunderte Menschen protestieren in Oldenburg gegen Polizeigewalt

Nach den tödlichen Schüssen auf Lorenz A. haben erneut Menschen gegen rassistische Polizeigewalt demonstriert. Zur Aufklärung wurde der Tatort in Oldenburg 3-D-vermessen.

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Lorenz A.: Hunderte Menschen protestieren in Oldenburg gegen Polizeigewalt ()

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