Editing 2 June Movement (section)

==Arrests and escapes==
Throughout the course of the organization's history, several notable arrests resulted in the imprisonment of 2 June Movement members.
Associate Till Meyer was taken into custody after a 29 March 1972 shooting in Bielefeld at which no one was wounded.  By December, he was convicted of the attempted murder of a policeman, and imprisoned for three years.

On 19 April 1972 four hundred police raid the [[Georg von Rauch Haus]]. Evidence related to recent bombings were discovered, but members of the 2 June Movement who had been living there were elsewhere at the time of the raid. Twenty-seven people were taken in for questioning.<ref name=":0" />

Later that June, [[Bernhard Braun]] was discovered and arrested for his activity in violent attacks, along with Red Army Faction member [[Brigitte Mohnhaupt]].

In 1973, 2 June Movement member [[Gabi Kröcher-Tiedemann]] was arrested after shooting a policeman and sentenced to eight years in prison.  She was set free in 1975 as a part of the bargain in the Peter Lorenz kidnapping.<ref name="Huffman, R. (2011)" />
Within a few months of each other in late 1973, [[Inge Viett]] and Till Meyer escaped from prison.<ref name="Huffman, R. (2011)" />