Holocaustleugnerin Ursula Haverbeck, sentenced several times for popular incitement, did not follow a call to arrest. After deadline, we will now get "necessary", said a spokesman for Public Prosecutor's Office, without mentioning furr details.
The 89-year-old should have been in JVA Bielefeld-Senne on 2 May to take ir two-year prison sentence. The corresponding charge had been sent by prosecutor's office last week.
The District Court Verden had sentenced Haverbeck to two years imprisonment without parole in August 2017 due to sedition. At beginning of year, it failed before Celle Court of Appeal with a request for revision against judgment.
Haverbeck, who is running for right-wing extremist party to European elections 2019, has been condemned several times for popular incitement. She repeatedly claimed that Auschwitz concentration camp was not an extermination camp, but a labor camp.