German authorities have arrested Peter Fitzek, a self-proclaimed "king of Germany," following the ban of his Reichsbrger group. The Reichsbrger movement, known for its far-right extremist ideology, rejects the legitimacy of the modern German state. Officials accuse Fitzek and his followers of planning to overthrow the government and replace it with their own system.
The group's activities have been under scrutiny for some time. They are known for denying the authority of German laws and institutions. The ban on the group signifies a crackdown on extremist elements deemed a threat to national security. The investigation into the alleged coup plot is ongoing, and more arrests may follow as authorities uncover the full extent of the group's plans.
Self-Proclaimed 'King of Germany' Arrested in Coup Plot
Peter Fitzek, who called himself the "king of Germany," has been arrested. German authorities banned his Reichsbrger group, accusing them of plotting to overthrow the government. The group, known for its far-right extremist views, allegedly planned to replace the current democratic system with their own. The arrest highlights ongoing concerns about extremist groups and their potential threat to national security.