Cologne Sex Assaults: Number of Cases in New Year's Eve Violence Probe Rises Above 500The IndependentJan. 11, 2016 |
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Police in Cologne say the number of criminal cases relating to violent attacks in the city on New Year’s Eve has risen above 500. The German justice minister, Heiko Maas, said the authorities needed to work quickly to establish whether Cologne's violence was linked to incidents reported in other cities. The chief of police in Cologne has been sacked in the wake of the scandal, after up to 1,000 men were allowed to mug, accost and sexually abuse women in "coordinated" attacks in a city square. Police said on Sunday that of the 516 criminal complaints made since the violence 10 days ago, around 40 per cent involved allegations of sexual offences. Read More |