A German police car is pictured next to the main terminal of Berlin-Schoenefeld airport, in Schoenefeld, near Berlin, October 8, 2016, following a suspicion that a bomb attack was being planned in Germany. REUTERS/Fabrizio Bensch

Policecars drive past a property, where local prosecutors have said the bodies of at least nine newborn babies have been found in Brieskow-Finkenheerd. Police cars drive past a property where the bodies of at least nine newborn babies have been found in Brieskow-Finkenheerd in the eastern German state of Brandenburg August 2, 2005. Police in Germany have discovered the bones of nine newborn babies buried in flower pots and buckets, and arrested a woman believed to be their mother on suspicion of murdering them immediately after they were born between 1988 and 2004, authorities said on Monday. REUTERS/Arnd Wiegmann

German police officers escort a bankrobber and kidnapper, covered with a
blanket, to a policecar after he gave up to taking a hostage in a bank in
downtown Stuttgart July 5, 2002. Armed police surrounded a branch of
Suedwest bank in Stuttgart on Friday

after a man seized a hostage, police said.

A blindfolded suspected al Qaeda member sits in the back of a policecar
as he is escorted from a Frankfurt court by heavily armed German police
officers following the first day a of a trial against five Algerians
suspected of belonging to the al Qaeda network April 16, 2002. The five
Algerians face a trial on Tuesday in a case that could shed light on
the guerilla network believed behind the September 11 attacks. Four of
the men face charges of planning to bomb a Christmas market in
Strasbourg in 2000. The fifth man is not accused of involvement in the
bomb plot but is charged with membership of a terrorist group.
REUTERS/Kai Pfaffenbach

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A blindfolded suspected al Qaeda member sits in the back of a policecar
as he is escorted from a Frankfurt court following the first day a of a
trial against five Algerians suspected of belonging to the al Qaeda
network April 16, 2002. The five Algerians face a trial on Tuesday in a
case that could shed light on the guerilla network believed behind the
September 11 attacks. Four of the men face charges of planning to bomb
a Christmas market in Strasbourg in 2000. The fifth man is not accused
of involvement in the bomb plot but is charged with membership of a
terrorist group. REUTERS/Kai Pfaffenbach

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A blindfolded suspected al Qaeda member sits in the back of a policecar
as he is escorted from a Frankfurt court by heavily armed German police
officers following the first day a of a trial against five Algerians
suspected of belonging to the al Qaeda network April 16, 2002. The five
Algerians face a trial on Tuesday in a case that could shed light on
the guerilla network believed behind the September 11 attacks. Four of
the men face charges of planning to bomb a Christmas market in
Strasbourg in 2000. The fifth man is not accused of involvement in the
bomb plot but is charged with membership of a terrorist group.
REUTERS/Kai Pfaffenbach

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Policecars lead a convoi with three trucks carrying nuclear waste in front of the nuclear power plant of Neckarwestheim near Heilbronn in the German state of Baden Wuerttemberg April 24, 2001. The operators of the German power plants of Hesse's Biblis and Neckarwestheim collect four nuclear waste containers at the village of Woerth close to the French border to transport them in one train to the British reprocessing facility of Sellafield.

Policecars lead a convoi with three trucks carrying nuclear waste in front of the nuclear power plant of Neckarwestheim near Heilbronn in the German state of Baden Wuerttemberg April 24, 2001. The operators of the German power plants of Hesse's Biblis and Neckarwestheim collect four nuclear waste containers at the village of Woerth close to the French border to transport them in one train to the British reprocessing facility of Sellafield.

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Policecars lead a convoy with three trucks carrying nuclear waste in front of the nuclear power plant of Neckarwestheim near Heilbronn in the German state of Baden Wuerttemberg April 24, 2001. The operators of the German power plants of Hesse's Biblis and Neckarwestheim collect four nuclear waste containers at the village of Woerth close to the French border to transport them in one train to the British reprocessing facility of Sellafield.

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A police car stands smashed on a meadow near Dannenberg after it was involved in a car accident with anti-nuclear protesters, March 28, 2001. Several police officers and demonstrators were injured in the crash. Thousands of demonstrators are protesting against the transport of six helium-sealed so-called Castor containers carrying slag from a French plant that reprocesses fuel rods from German reactors. The first such shipment since a ban imposed three years ago took one of the biggest peacetime security operations Germany had ever seen to keep the line open. The cargo was due at Dannenberg late in the evening, from where the six wagon-sized Castor containers were to be unloaded and moved 25 km (16 miles) by road to the storage facility in Gorleben on Wednesday.

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A policecar is seen in front of a slaughterhouse in Viernheim near Darmstadt in the southern part of the German state of Hesse on March 1, 2001. German health authorities suspect that the slaughterhouse imported and butchered 430 sheep from one of the farms in Great Britain where the foot and mouth disease is supposed to have come from.

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A policecar stands in front of a meeting point of the motorcycle gang Hells Angels in Duesseldorf December 2. Police arrested 20 gang members in Northrhine Westphalia, amongst others acused of arms and drug dealing, blackmailing and robbery.

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A German policecar is parked outside the US embassy in Bonn, December 17. Security measurements stepped up in front of the US and British embassy in Bonn after the United States and the United Kingdom launched military air strikes against Iraq. German Chancellor Schroeder on Thursday gave the United States and Britain his full support for the operation "Desert Fox" against Iraq.

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A German policecar is parked outside Britain's embassy in Bonn, December 17. Security measurements stepped up in front of the US and British embassy in Bonn after the United States and the United Kingdom launched military air strikes against Iraq. German Chancellor Schroeder on Thursday gave the United States and Britain his full support for the operation "Desert Fox" against Iraq.

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An unidentified alleged kidnapper (C) sits between two plain-cloths policemen after being arrested in Munich November 30. The alleged kidnapper and a complice held four people hostage for seven hours in a Munich drugstore.

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A German border policewoman fasten the seat-belts of Albanian refugees sitting in a policecar after being captured at the German/Czech border near Zittau on October 19. The border police captured eight Albanian refugees and two smugglers who tried to bring the Albanians across the border.

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A 39-year-old suspect is covered with a towel as he is led to a car by a policeman in Koblenz July 24. German prosecutors said on Friday the man they had detained in connection with an international child pornography ring had confessed to sexually abusing his 12-year-old son over a period of 18 month.

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A police car stands in front of a district court in Essen May 7, where a German judge was shot on Thursday. The judge was shot dead in his courtroom office by a man who then shot himself, police said in the western city of Essen.

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Rioters turn an empty police van up-side-down during the unemployment march in Amsterdam, June14. An estimated 50,000 people participated in the march wich started peacefully but ended in riots after a small group tried to reach the Dutch National Bank Building were the European Summit will be held on Monday and Tuesday.

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Two young girls sit in the back of a policecar after commandos stormed a house in the village of Leienkaul near Koblenz March 28 freeing all the hostages unharmed. After an ordeal lasting more than 24 hours, the armed gunman was overpowered and detained

A woman comforts a little boy in the back of a policecar after commandos stormed a house in the village of Leienkaul near Koblenz March 28 and freed them unharmed. After an ordeal lasting more than 24 hours, the armed gunman was overpowered and detained.
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A woman comforts a little boy in the back of a policecar after commandos stormed a house in the village of Leienkaul near Koblenz March 28 freeing all the hostages unharmed. After an ordeal lasting more than 24 hours, the armed gunman was overpowered and detained.
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