German police seize items from co-pilot's home
German police have searched the home of co-pilot Andreas Lubitz in Duesseldorf and seized material that will now be examined as part of the investigation into the crash that killed 150 people in the French Alps.
French investigators believe Lubitz locked himself inside the cockpit and then intentionally smashed the Germanwings plane into a mountainside. A spokeswoman for Duesseldorf police denied reports Friday that the officers had made any significant discovery yet. "No crucial piece of evidence has been found yet," Susanna Heusgen told The Associated Press. Duesseldorf prosecutors say they plan to release an update on their investigation around noon
