Overview
- The court is set to decide on defense motions to dismiss the case, adjourn the trial, or lift Daniela Klette's arrest warrant during the second day of proceedings.
- Prosecutors allege Klette and two accomplices, who remain fugitives, stole over €2.7 million in a series of armed robberies between 1999 and 2016.
- The charges include attempted murder, illegal weapons possession, and multiple counts of robbery targeting cash transport vehicles and supermarkets in several German states.
- Klette was arrested in Berlin in February 2024 after years of evading authorities, while her alleged accomplices, Burkhard Garweg and Ernst-Volker Staub, remain at large.
- The trial is being conducted under heightened security, reflecting both the severity of the charges and Klette's alleged ties to the dissolved Red Army Faction.