BERLIN ? Four suspected Islamic extremists were arrested on suspicion of obtaining guns ahead of events marking the anniversary of German reunification but officials said Sunday they found no weapons or no evidence of plans for an attack.
Three of the men were arrested Saturday in the Bonn area, Cologne police spokesman Carsten Moellers said. The fourth was arrested in Offenbach, near Frankfurt, and later released.
Moellers said that the men, aged between 22 and 27, were arrested because "we couldn't rule out that a crime was to be prepared"; and in view of the fact that celebrations marking the the 21st anniversary of reunification are being held in Bonn Monday.
Police said Sunday that they found no firearms or other dangerous objects during searches the men's apartments and that they ruled out the men, who they described as belonging to the "Islamist spectrum," were dangerous.
Germany's federal prosecutor's office also said there was no sign that the men belonged to any terrorist group and no indication of concrete plans for any attack.
The agency, which is responsible for terrorism cases, said it did not see grounds for it to take over the investigation.
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