Daniela Klette, a 67-year-old former member of the Red Army Faction (RAF), has been sentenced to 13 years in prison after being arrested in her Berlin apartment in February 2024. Klette had been on the run for over 30 years since the RAF disbanded in the 1990s. During her criminal activities, she was involved in a series of armed robberies, stealing approximately €2.4 million with two male accomplices. Authorities discovered a Kalashnikov assault rifle, explosives, and large sums of cash in her possession at the time of her arrest. Klette was convicted of six counts of “particularly serious robbery” and faced additional charges of extortion and arms violations. The RAF, known for its violent campaign against the German state, is believed to have been responsible for 34 deaths, including police and military personnel. Klette's trial attracted attention, with some supporters viewing her as a symbol of leftist resistance. Despite her past, Klette has expressed continued opposition to capitalism and patriarchy, further complicating her legacy.