After serious accusations against singer Lindemann: Rammstein office in Berlin attacked 98-year-old Frenchman breaks silence: search for 47 shot Nazi soldiers begins

After the serious accusations against Rammstein singer Till Lindemann, the company headquarters of the German band in Berlin was attacked on Tuesday evening. This is reported by the German newspaper “Bild”, citing a police spokesperson. Windows in the building were broken in the incident. In addition, there should have been color attacks. Under the Rammstein logo it would have been written: “No podium for perpetrators”.

According to the police, state security has been informed and has taken over the investigation. The officials therefore assume that the crime may be politically motivated.

The alleged perpetrators are members of the group “Kontrapolis”. It writes on its website: “On the night of June 26, we attacked the Rammstein headquarters in Berlin Reinickendorf.” And then explains: “We show solidarity with those affected by organized sexual violence by Till Lindemann and Co.”

This should make it clear that there are consequences for offenders. This also applies to companies and individuals that provide them with premises or infrastructure and protect or support criminals. In addition, Kontrapolis calls for the “creative disruption, sabotage and prevention” of the Rammstein concerts in Berlin on July 15, 16 and 18.

Rammstein has been under fire for a few weeks after young women accused frontman Till Lindemann of being made docile after concerts with KO drops for assault, among other things. Lindemann himself denies these allegations. In Lithuania, where Northern Ireland’s Shelby Lynn made the allegations public, the prosecution has closed the investigation.

(dab)