Federal police stop unauthorized entry: twelve people in Küstrin-Kietz picked up

Federal police stop unauthorized entry: twelve people in Küstrin-Kietz picked up

A dramatic morning for the federal police: On Wednesday morning, around 6:25 a.m., the brave officials came across a explosive situation in the area of the Küstrin-Kietz-Berlin-Lichtenberg area! Twelve people who had traveled illegally in Germany were caught in the act. An attentive train attendant had given the crucial hint that put the law enforcement officers on the trail of this group.

In a precise deployment, the civil servants controlled both in a regional train and around the Golzow train station. There were a total of five Somalier, six Eritreans and one Ethiopian among the people taken up - all between 16 and 29 years old! But they had one thing in common: None of them could present the necessary documents for a legal stay in Germany. A clear violation of the laws!

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The federal police acted quickly and put the arrested in an investigation on suspicion of unauthorized entry. An exciting situation that was anything but easy for those arrested! But that wasn't all: around 8:30 a.m., a group of four men at Küstrin-Kietz station could be checked again. Here, too, the unauthorized entry was the reason for the arrest.

The consequences are as serious as it is surprising. After the police measures, four men were immediately rejected to Poland, while two more were handed over to the Märkisch-Oderland youth welfare office. The federal police were sensitive when a woman and five men asked for protection - they were immediately forwarded to the initial reception facility in Brandenburg in order to receive the security and support that they urgently needed.

An exciting and tragic chapter on the illegal entry into Germany - a topic that remains on the political agenda and raises existential questions for many affected people! The federal police remain vigilant and will continue to be determined against the unauthorized border crossing!