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Authorities in Berlin are continuing their investigations into the violent death of a man in Friedrichshain that occurred on Sunday night. The police's homicide unit is actively working to identify the perpetrator or perpetrators involved in this case.
The incident took place on Petersburger Straße, where law enforcement officials discovered the victim. As part of the investigation, two individuals were apprehended nearby, although it remains unclear if they are connected to the deceased.
Forensic experts from the State Criminal Police Office (LKA) conducted an extensive examination of the crime scene to gather evidence that could shed light on the circumstances surrounding the man's death. Further details about the victim and the nature of the crime are expected to be released later today, as investigators continue to piece together the available information.
The police have urged anyone with information regarding the incident to come forward, as they seek to clarify the details leading to this tragic event. The local community is understandably shaken by the news, and officials are working diligently to ensure public safety while pursuing the investigation.
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