Five arrests by the federal police: criminals behind grids!

Five arrests by the federal police: criminals behind grids!

Altenheim, Deutschland - On Monday, November 18, 2024, the federal police set a strong sign against crime and presented five arrest warrants. The operation took place in Altenheim, Baden-Baden, Kehl and Rheinmünster and impressively showed how rigorous the police are doing against offenses.

A 45-year-old Moroccan citizen was caught at the Altenheim border crossing. An arrest warrant for driving without driving license was available against him. Fortunately, he was able to avert a prison sentence of 70 days by paying the requested fine immediately. But not everyone was so lucky! At Baden-Baden train station, it was tangible when a 76-year-old German who was sought for resistance to enforcement officers was arrested. He desperately tried to free himself from the handcuffs, but in the end he only had the way to the correctional facility to take his 50-day prison sentence.

arrests and prison sentences

The federal police also made another arrest at a tram stop in Kehl. A 41-year-old Romanian who had already been convicted of theft could not pay her fine. She was brought to the correctional facility to serve her 22-day prison sentence. A 30-year-old Senegalese was checked not far in Kehl. He was sought by an arrest warrant for a violation of the Living Act and also had no valid papers. This combination caused it to spend 180 days behind bars.

In addition, a 36-year-old German at Karlsruhe/Baden-Baden Airport was arrested on Sunday, November 17th. He was sought because of an arrest warrant for theft and had simply missed the main hearing. After his arrest, he was immediately demonstrated to the district court, where a ceremony was issued. Now the pre -trial detention awaits him until his process begins.