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A regional court began a trial regarding an alleged serial arsonist in Cottbus. The woman faces charges after reportedly burning over 20 vehicles within the city area since July of last year. This legal process could result in a sentence ranging from one to ten years for severe arson. Residents will see how this case proceeds through the court system.
rbb24 · Oct 12, 2026Construction starts on the "Ausbaustrecke Lübbenau-Cottbus" railway line. This project aims to provide a regional train frequency of every thirty minutes connecting Berlin and Cottbus. Currently, this popular route operates with only one track, which restricts services. Improved service frequency will benefit daily commuters in the region.
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A trial has started at the Regional Court in Cottbus concerning an alleged serial arsonist. The woman is accused of burning more than 20 cars within the city area since July of last year. She faces charges of severe arson, and a sentence between one and ten years is possible.
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A trial commenced at the Cottbus Regional Court against a 22-year-old woman. The accusation involves setting fire to 21 vehicles in the Cottbus area between July 2025 and February 2026, causing significant property damage. The court has set aside 14 hearing days for this process.
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The railway is starting construction on the "Ausbaustrecke Lübbenau-Cottbus" to enable a half-hourly regional train frequency between Berlin and Cottbus. Currently, the popular section is single-track, limiting services. The second track construction begins this year.
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