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17-year-old accused of planning attack on Islamic center

Observador1 September 2026 at 12:07

A 17-year-old girl has been accused of planning an attack on an Islamic center. The shooting was livestreamed, which drew the attention of authorities and the public. The girl now faces charges related to the planning of this attack.

In addition to the attack planning, the prosecution alleges that the girl purchased a Sonnenrad badge, a symbol used by Nazi groups. This badge was to be worn by one of the two shooters involved in the incident.

The case involves two shooters in total, both connected to the planning of the attack on the Islamic center. The use of the Nazi symbol suggests hateful motives at the base of this planned attack.

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