Five accused
Samurai sword at stake after “Bandidos” raids
After the sensational house searches in the vicinity of the rocker group in the Innviertel region, five defendants stood trial in Ried on Monday for narcotics and weapons. But there was only one verdict.
The raids in the summer of 2023 made waves: Investigators seized countless weapons and drugs during house searches in the vicinity of the "Bandidos" rocker group in the Innviertel region. On Monday, the case once again occupied the judiciary: five defendants aged between 29 and 44 had to answer for illegal possession of weapons and drug trafficking at Ried Regional Court.
Cocaine, revolvers and pistols
The public prosecutor's office accused them of possessing submachine guns, a revolver, a samurai sword and several drugs such as cocaine, amphetamine and ecstasy. The extent to which the defendants were connected to the "Bandidos" rocker group was disputed at the trial.
Only one judge's verdict
Due to the fact that witnesses had not yet been heard and a DNA report was still pending, only one defendant was sentenced on Monday: a 39-year-old man was sentenced to nine months on condition for drugs and unlawful possession of weapons - not legally binding.
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