Overview
- Unknown assailants fired multiple rounds around 3 a.m. at a closed café on Schönleinstraße in Kreuzberg, with no injuries reported.
- Officers documented several bullet holes in the shop windows and collected projectiles inside the premises.
- Police also recovered multiple shell casings and a cartridge from the opposite sidewalk.
- Investigators have not identified suspects or a motive, though similar Berlin shootings have been tied to turf fights and extortion connected to organized crime.
- BILD reports that the BAO “Ferrum” unit, created in November to target such violence, is expected to take over the case.