Markus Anfang and the Werder Bremen vaccination scandal: “The suspicion has been confirmed”
The former Werder coach Markus Anfang probably forged his vaccination certificate. This has now been confirmed by the public prosecutor.
Also on Monday, further details came to light in the scandal surrounding the forged vaccination certificate from Markus Anfang, which are weighing on the former Werder Bremen coach more and more.
The authorities in Bremen are now assuming that the beginning really forged his vaccination certificate. “The North Rhine National Association of Statutory Health Insurance Physicians, which is responsible for the Cologne vaccination center, has informed us that Mr. Anfang’s personal details are not available in the IT system. That means he was not vaccinated in Cologne,” said Chief Public Prosecutor Frank Passade image and added: “Even the batch number that is in his vaccination book was never vaccinated in the vaccination center. The suspicion that it was a fake has been substantiated.”
When asked explicitly whether the initial vaccination card was forged, Passade said: “That seems to be the case.”
Beginning has so far not testified
The ex-Bremer has not yet made a statement. Passade on this: “First of all, the lawyer will demand inspection of the files and then see whether his client wants to say anything about the allegations.”
As the image writes, April 20 and June 1 are said to be the alleged vaccination dates, which are supposed to have been vaccinated at the beginning in Cologne. However: On April 20th, he was still a coach at SV Darmstadt 98 and coached his team in the evening at the game in Würzburg – 300 kilometers from Cologne.
Also at the beginning co-trainer Florian Junge are threatened with further consequences. “We are about to initiate proceedings. We have no indications of further suspected cases at Werder,” said Passade.
