Police under high pressure: Large controls in Offenbach beat waves!

Police under high pressure: Large controls in Offenbach beat waves!

The large number of the checked locations included cafés, betting shops and shisha bars. There were also targeted traffic controls in which striking vehicles were subjected to an incoming check. Particularly noteworthy is the ensuring of a Mercedes S500, the technical changes of which were serious enough on the exhaust system to withdraw the operating license. These significant measures illustrate the endeavors of the police to ensure traffic and operational safety in the region.

Investigations and administrative offenses

In the course of the controls, ten investigative and administrative offenses were initiated. These included violations of the Narcotics Act and the compulsory insurance law. In addition, the officials had to process a resistance in Karlstrasse against a 21-year-old, which required further investigations. The commercial office also occurred and initiated the operators of the controlled local 19 administrative offenses with a total amount of around 20,000 euros. Two companies then had to temporarily close.

The response from the population to these measures was consistently positive. The police received a lot of praise for their presence, and the citizens appreciated the active commitment of the investigators, who also strengthens trust in the security authorities.

The controls took place between 6 p.m. and 11 p.m. and illustrate the improvements in the cooperation between the police and the administration. The cooperative coordination with the city of Offenbach and the public prosecutor's office in Darmstadt is also successful.

In a further incident, there was a break -in in Rodgau/Jügesheim, in which thieves stole a pedelec and other accessories from an underground car park. The perpetrators had entered the building between Wednesday and Thursday and then fled with their prey in an unknown direction. Here, too, the police are looking for witnesses who can provide information about the perpetrators.

In addition, residents in Hainburg reported that several yellow sacks were lit on Josefstrasse, which led to property damage at a house facade of around 2,000 euros. The investigators hope for relevant information on this incident.

The various incidents and the extensive controls of the police illustrate the need for such operations in the region to ensure both the safety of the population and the protection of property. These bundled measures are a strong signal to potential criminals and show that the security forces actively and consistently act against criminal acts.