A Man slapped A Climate Activist–the Munich Police are investigating:
A man slapped a climate activist during a road blockade in Munich. The Munich police are therefore investigating charges of bodily harm against an unknown driver. The attack can be seen on video. “We have received the video and initiated an investigation,” said a police spokesman on Tuesday. The identity of the suspect is still unclear.
Video shows assault
Activists from the group Last Generation blocked an intersection near the end of Autobahn 94 in Munich on Monday and blocked traffic into the city. The video recordings show how the man first discussed with the climate activists. He then punches a protester sitting on the ground in the face and walks away.
The group has been protesting for some time, particularly in Munich. The IAA Mobility trade fair has opened its doors to visitors there since Tuesday. The A94 passes the trade fair.
Climate activists taken on the hood
Just last week, a driver pushed two climate activists in front of him with his car during a road blockade in Munich, the police reported. The climate activists were lying with their upper bodies on the hood of his car. The car driver disappeared without paying any further attention to the incident. Rescue workers did not find any injuries among the activists. Nevertheless, the police are also investigating this.
High damage caused by hail-paint attack on the Bavarian State Parliament
Last Wednesday, activists from the group Last Generation threw tennis balls dipped in paint against the western facade of the Maximilianeum in Munich to imitate a hailstorm. It is now clear: This action caused 55,000 euros in material damage to the state parliament building. Financial damage – initially for the general public – and also for the environment: a lot of chemicals and energy will be needed to repair the damage, the state parliament’s social media team announced via X (formerly Twitter).
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