Germany: Hostage rescued unharmed from Lubeck Prison

SOT, Uwe Keller, Police spokesperson (German): "Yeah we can now, at shortly before 20:00, report that the hostage situation is over and namely through special forces, it came to seizure, the suspect, that is an inmate here at the Lubeck Prison was overpowered, he is lightly injured, the woman who was taken hostage is not injured, but is still being attended to medically and we can say that we have the operation happily ended again."
W/S Media interviewing police spokesperson
SOT, Uwe Keller, Police spokesperson (German): "Generally speaking these are all methods of the special forces commandos, the Special Deployment Commando utilise appropriately, I can't and am not allowed to describe the exact procedure, because that belongs to the tactical concept of the Special Deployment Commando."
W/S Media interviewing police spokesperson
SOT, Uwe Keller, Police spokesperson (German): *TRANSLATION TO FOLLOW*
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The woman taken hostage by an armed inmate in Lubeck Prison in the northern German port city of Lubeck was rescued and is uninjured, confirmed a police spokesperson as he spoke to journalists outside the prison on Monday.
The perpetrator, 36-year-old Romanian Danilo P, was serving time for a sexual offence. He was lightly injured after special police forces subdued him. The woman, believed to be a psychologist, is receiving medical attention.
Police spokesperson Uwe Keller said: "the suspect, that is an inmate here at the Lubeck Prison was overpowered, he is lightly injured, the woman who was taken hostage is not injured."