Overview
- Federal prosecutors say a man identified as Martin S. was arrested in Dortmund on Monday on suspicion of urging attacks on politicians and officials.
- He is accused of financing terrorism, providing instructions for serious acts of violence, and the dangerous dissemination of personal data.
- Investigators allege he operated an anonymous platform that posted target lists, self-styled death sentences, and instructions for making explosives.
- Prosecutors say the site solicited cryptocurrency donations intended as bounties for killings of listed targets.
- Authorities have not identified anyone on the lists or detailed the data exposed, and the case remains under investigation as judges consider pretrial detention.