The federal police captures sought -after traffic hub in the Wedeler train station!

The federal police captures sought -after traffic hub in the Wedeler train station!

In a remarkable incident, the federal police arrested a 52-year-old man at the train station in Wedel who was searched for internationally. This happened this morning when a patrol of the federal police approached a heavily alcoholic passerby around 01:10 a.m. With a breath alcohol value of 2.96 per thousand, the man was obviously severely affected.

But control not only brought his alcohol to light; It turned out that the man comes from Romania and was sought there by European arrest warrant. According to the investigators, he is said to have committed traffic offenses in his home country this year, and reinstated the consequences by escaping abroad.

European arrest warrant and arrest

The commitment of the federal police shows how important cross -border cooperation is in the fight against crime. The arrest warrant was issued from Romania and aimed to grasp the criminal sought. During the identity check, the high -proof alcoholic man presented his Romanian documents that confirmed his identity.

After the arrest, the man was brought to the judge, who confirmed the need for detention. It is currently being checked whether the accused is delivered to Romania. The Attorney General in Schleswig takes over the examination of the delivery to take the man responsible.

This incident also throws a light on the questions of individual responsibility in road traffic and how international law enforcement authorities can deal with such cases. The rapid reaction of the federal police, which led to the arrest, shows the efficiency of the police for the persecution of criminals who try to avoid their responsibility.

The federal police underline that everyone who is sought internationally cannot be safe, no matter where they are. The law enforcement authorities, who work closely together, make it clear that there are opportunities to solve difficult cases.

For more information on this incident and the current developments, See the current reporting on www.presseportal.de .