the search warrant describes the police raid as proportionate and appropriate for the seriousness of the crime it also indicates the youth was mature enough at the time of the crime to understand the wrongfulness of his posts and acted in accordance with this understanding. the teen in question, however, has said that he did not know the term everything for germany was banned under the german criminal code. during the search, police searched two teenagers rooms, including the older brother, and they photographed various items, including personal documents, email addresses, telephone numbers, and books. a phone was also seized as a tool used in the crime. the brother was also questioned by police during the house search. the two brothers have no criminal record with the police. junge freiheit reported that the family is considering legal action. the phrase most notably came to public attention during the trial of the alternative for germany (afd) chairman of thuringia, bjrn hcke, who was sentenced with a fine for using the same phrase during an afd event. notably, hcke is decades older than the teen in this case. police are increasingly raiding homes in germany over insults directed at politicians and speech violations
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