„Die müssen jetzt bluten“, sagt der Baron – dann überfällt er seinen eigenen Verein
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In Wuppertal, Germany, in February 1985, Ralf von Diericke, a striker for the Wuppertaler SV, and an accomplice robbed a gaming hall near the C&A store on Werth street, stealing approximately 2000 Mark. Six days later, von Diericke, nicknamed "Baron" by the press, and his accomplice, Olaf W., a soldier, robbed the business office of his own football club, Wuppertaler SV. Von Diericke, a former Bundesliga player for Fortuna Düsseldorf, used his easily identifiable BMW 528i in the first robbery. The motive for the crimes, according to von Diericke, was to finance "a nice evening" with beer. The clumsy execution of the robberies led to their eventual capture and lasting consequences for von Diericke.
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AI-ExtractedVon Diericke played in the Bundesliga for Fortuna Düsseldorf one year prior to the robberies.
Von Diericke describes the first robbery as almost 'Dieter-Hallervorden-Comedy'.
Six days later, von Diericke and his accomplice robbed the Wuppertaler SV office.
Von Diericke and his accomplice stole approximately 2000 Mark from the game hall.
Ralf von Diericke and an accomplice robbed a game hall in Wuppertal-Barmen on February 13, 1985.
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