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One of the sheep was pregnant. (Symbolic image) / Photo: Klaus-Dietmar Gabbert/dpa-Zentralbild/dpa

Dog kills two sheep - its owner flees

Sheep are grazing in Chemnitz when a dog runs into the herd. It bites two animals so severely that a vet later kills them. The dog's owner is initially on site, but then runs off.

Most of the crimes registered by the police during the parliamentary election campaign in Saxony involved damage to property. (Archive photo) / Photo: Sebastian Willnow/dpa

Less violence against campaigners in Saxony

Eggs thrown, insults, attacks: Once again, the election campaign was not free of attacks. But the acts of violence decreased. According to Interior Minister Schuster, the protective measures were effective.

In Saxony, 1,700 penalties have been imposed so far following the partial legalization of cannabis (photo illustration). / Photo: Christian Charisius/dpa

1,700 cannabis-related sentences changed so far

Critics of the partial legalization of cannabis have repeatedly put forward one argument - the corresponding law overburdens the judiciary. From the left's point of view, this has not been confirmed in practice.

DHL aircraft in Leipzig: the company has increased its security measures. (Archive image) / Photo: Hendrik Schmidt/dpa

Security authorities warn of incendiary devices in air freight

German security authorities are warning of "unconventional incendiary devices" sent by unknown persons via freight service providers. They have "knowledge of several parcel shipments that were posted by private individuals at locations in Europe and caught fire on their way to their addressees in se ..

SPD politician Matthias Ecke was brutally attacked and beaten until he was ready for hospitalization during the election campaign for the European elections in Dresden. (Archive photo) / Photo: Jan Woitas/dpa

Elections in Saxony overshadowed by crimes

Damaged election posters, party buildings as targets and violent crimes: the elections in Saxony are overshadowed by numerous criminal offenses this year. Now there are calls for faster prosecutions.

A police patrol car with its blue lights switched on / Photo: Daniel Karmann/dpa/Symbolic image

Police find bayonet in car on Polish border

Police have discovered a bayonet ready to hand in a car on the Polish border. Polish border guards and German federal police officers checked the car on the highway 4 in Görlitz on Tuesday, according to the federal police in Ludwigsdorf. They found the weapon in a compartment on the driver's door, t ..

A sprayer sprays a wall / Photo: Jens Kalaene/dpa/Symbolic image

Graffiti removal costs Dresden around 70,000 euros per year

The removal of illegal graffiti from public buildings costs Saxony's state capital Dresden tens of thousands of euros every year. This year alone, contracts worth a total of 60,000 euros have already been awarded, as the city hall announced on Monday. That is half of the annual budget available for ..

Maximilian Krah, top candidate of the AfD for the European elections, speaks at an election event. / Photo: Stefan Puchner/dpa

Krah confirms searches of ex-employees

The AfD's lead candidate in the European elections, Maximilian Krah, has confirmed that the recent searches in Brussels and Strasbourg were directed against a former employee - who, however, no longer works for him. "Because it is misunderstood: There was no search today in an office that belongs to ..

A fake CDU election poster hangs on a pole in Leipzig. / Photo: -/NEWS5/dpa

Election posters damaged - fake CDU poster in circulation

Numerous election posters from various parties were damaged at the weekend in the Zwickau and Vogtland districts. In addition, fake CDU election posters with false slogans were put into circulation in the Free State, the police announced on Monday. According to the report, unknown persons caused dam ..

The word "police" on the hood of a car / Photo: Soeren Stache/dpa

No ticket for first class: man hits train attendant

On a regional train from Zwickau to Dresden, a 21-year-old passenger punched and injured a train attendant during a ticket inspection. When the 42-year-old train attendant expelled him from first class on Saturday evening because his ticket was not valid there, the 21-year-old hit him on the back of ..