Daniela Klette Defends Herself in Court
Daniela Klette is on trial for robbery. She claims self-defense and received applause from the court. The prosecution wants her to serve 15 years in prison.
Daniela Klette is being tried for involvement in eight robberies. She is defending herself in court. Angelika Henkel, a reporter, questioned Klette about her past with the Red Army Fraction (RAF). There was a reaction from supporters during the trial. Justice officials intervened to control the courtroom disturbance.
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Highlights
Klette on Trial for Robbery
Daniela Klette, a former RAF member, is being tried for eight robberies.
Prosecution Seeks 15 Years
The prosecution claims Klette could receive 15 years in prison.
Court Applauded Self-Defense
Klette received applause from the court after her self-defense.
NDR Reporter Questions Klette
Angelika Henkel, from NDR, questioned Klette about her RAF involvement.
Eleven Years Imprisonment Sought
The plaintiff is requesting that Klette be imprisoned for eleven years.
Perspectives
- Daniela Klette is on trial for robberies.
- She is a former member of the Red Army Fraction (RAF).
- The prosecution alleges involvement in eight robberies.
- Klette received applause from the court after her self-defense.
The prosecution believes Klette is guilty and could face 15 years in prison.
Der Spiegel, tagesschau, New
The defendant is defending herself, and the plaintiff seeks 11 years.
Der Spiegel, New