Dramatic arrests at Memmingen Airport: Criminals in sight!
Dramatic arrests at Memmingen Airport: Criminals in sight!
Memmingen, Deutschland - Last Sunday there was a lot going on at Memmingen Airport because the border police arrested several people. As part of her veil search, the officials discovered both an Albanian national and a Dutch woman with an open arrest warrant. Such operations are part of the increased controls at the German external borders.
In particular, a 30-year-old man from Albania came into focus on the law enforcement officers when he was checked on the A96. During the review, it turned out that there was an arrest warrant from the Nuremberg-Fürth public prosecutor's office. In addition, the judicial authorities in Essen had issued search nodes for determining the residence. The man was charged to the man. However, he was able to continue his trip after payment of a fine in the three -digit range.
The fate of women from the Netherlands
A short time later, a 33-year-old woman from the Netherlands also came into play. She had landed with a flight from London in Memmingen and also had to ask the police's questions. There was an arrest warrant from the Landshut public prosecutor's office due to fraud from 2022. Since she could not pay a high fine, she ended up in the Memmingen correctional facility.However, this was not all, because the controls promoted two other people who were violating the Living Act. A 24-year-old woman from Albania could be discovered during an exit control because she had exceeded her stay in Germany by 8 days. She paid a security deposit to start her flight to Tirana. A 27-year-old Serb finally stayed illegally in Germany for 90 days, and criminal proceedings are now being initiated against him. His departure to NIS in Serbia was also under police supervision.
stricter controls and their backgrounds
These missions are not only isolated cases, but also show the direction in which German asylum policy develops. Alexander Dobrindt (CSU) has announced as the new Federal Minister of the Interior to strengthen controls at the external borders of Germany. It remains to be seen what effects this has on the mobility of people. Because while more federal police officers are in use, these measures often lead to longer waiting times for commuters at short notice.
In October 2023, around 7,000 unauthorized entry were registered at the borders, which is an increase compared to the years before. In fact, the number was only 600. Dobrindt's measures in 2024, combined with the existing controls at the border with Austria, could further influence this trend.
The Memmingen border police see their missions a clear success of expanded control. How it goes on remains exciting - because there is definitely something going on here in the Allgäu!
For more information, read the reports of ulm-news , Allgäuhit and Süddeutsche Zeitung .
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