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schema:articleBody	German Chancellor Angela Merkel sharply condemned a violent rampage in Stuttgart, her spokesman said Monday, calling the brutal attacks against police officers and the looting of shops by hundreds of people "abhorrent". "Whoever has done this has turned against their city, against the people with whom they live and against the laws that protect us all," Merkel's spokesman Steffen Seibert said of the riots that erupted over the weekend. German authorities have expressed shock over the rampage of an "unprecedented scale" in the early hours of Sunday in the city centre of Stuttgart, where hundreds of partygoers ran riot, attacking police and plundering stores after smashing shop windows. Two dozen people, half of them German nationals, were arrested provisionally, as police reported at least 19 colleagues hurt. Tensions built up shortly after midnight when officers carried out checks on a 17-year-old German man suspected of using drugs, Stuttgart deputy police chief Thomas Berger said. Crowds who were milling around at the city's biggest square, the Schlossplatz, immediately rallied around the young man and began flinging stones and bottles at police. The groups of mostly men also used sticks or poles to smash windows of police vehicles parked around the square, which is next to the regional parliament of Baden-Wuerttemberg as well as the state's finance ministry. At the height of the hours-long clashes, some 400 to 500 people joined in the battle against police officers and rescue workers. In a speech on Monday, President Frank-Walter Steinmeier said perpetrators of the rampage must be "prosecuted and punished with all the severity of the law". "We must resolutely oppose anyone who attacks police officers, who shows contempt for them or gives the impression that they should be 'disposed of'," said the president. Interior Minister Horst Seehofer is due to visit Stuttgart along with his state interior minister Thomas Strobl to take stock of the trail of destruction left behind in the rampage. hmn/mfp/wdb
schema:headline	Merkel condemns 'abhorrent' Stuttgart rampage
schema:mentions	Frank-Walter Steinmeier Interior minister Horst Seehofer Baden-Württemberg Early Hours Chancellor of Germany Stuttgart Trail Angela Merkel President of Russia City Thomas R. Berger Schlossplatz (Stuttgart) Strobl Steffen Seibert
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schema:datePublished	2020-06-22 (xsd:date)
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