Overview
- Masked officers with machine guns breached the apartment around 6 a.m., with witnesses reporting four loud detonations.
- Police took Elvedin M. into custody and searched his residence and a garage for weapons and other evidence.
- Investigators have not disclosed what, if anything, was seized, and the public prosecutor has not commented.
- The detainee is described as a former Bandidos leader who reportedly defected to the Hells Angels with about 150 followers before being expelled and declared a target.
- The raid followed weeks of shootings at his home and online provocations, including a video call from Hells Angels figure Frank Hanebuth, as tensions escalated.