In the Lucerne municipality of Fischbach, a sensational police operation lasted for hours on Thursday. Several heavily armed units, including the special lynx unit and a police negotiation team, were deployed at the scene. The exact background remains unclear for the time being.
The first police vehicle arrived shortly after 12 noon, according to BRK News. Other emergency services, including special units, followed later. In the meantime, residents were no longer allowed into their homes.
Heavily armed forces were on site.
BRK News
The police secured the area extensively with cordons - apparently they were prepared for a longer operation. From around 9.30 p.m., further forces arrived, including masked police officers. At 11.40 pm, an ambulance was called to the scene as a precaution. Ten minutes later, the police ended the operation.
According to BRK News, there were no injuries. The police negotiation team, which is responsible for de-escalating communication in sensitive situations, was deployed at the scene. The Luchs special unit, an intervention unit of the Central Switzerland Police Concordat, was also called in.
Lucerne police wrote on Friday that it was a "private intervention". No one was injured. The person involved was taken into medical care. No further details were given.