Police Search Berlin Home of Climate Activist Over Alleged Coercion of Court Official

Authorities are investigating a 24-year-old member of 'Last Generation' for allegedly attempting to pressure a court president into finalizing her conviction.

The Berlin police searched the apartment of a 'Last Generation' climate activist suspected of attempted coercion of a former court president.
The investigation stems from allegations that the activist, identified as Lilli G., tried to pressure the court official to ensure her July conviction became legally binding.
Lilli G. was convicted in July for property damage related to a protest at the Alexanderplatz World Clock and fined 180 daily rates of €10 each.
In August, she allegedly claimed in a letter to have paid €25,000 to the judge's spouse to influence the case, threatening to go public if her demand was not met.
During the search, police seized a mobile phone as evidence, which will now be analyzed as part of the ongoing investigation.