Riots in Tegel: Commercial offenders voluntarily return to escape!

Riots in Tegel: Commercial offenders voluntarily return to escape!

A 39-year-old offender volunteered in Berlin after having not returned to the Tegel correctional facility a week ago after a free gear. This was announced by the Berlin judicial administration and was confirmed by RBB24. The man had been sentenced to a five -year prison sentence for two rages and had used his last interruption on Pentecost Sunday.

The prisoner had been entitled to unaccompanied exits from the prison since September 2024 and had previously used this option 94 times without causing incidents. However, his absence aroused concern that the police had initiated a search.

search and return

The police search was initiated immediately after his absence became known. After a week without a return, however, the man voluntarily stood up, which made the investigation easier. In the past, other inmates from the JVA Tegel had already made similar escapes. In June 2024, a double killer and a severe sex offender had not returned during their exit and could only be caught after several days.

It is worth noting that the 39-year-old has been sitting in the JVA Tegel since 2018. In addition to the predators, a further punishment for sexual coercion and assault from 2019 was temporarily interrupted. The women's rights and prevention employees criticized the practice of allowing unaccompanied exits for convicted criminals.

statistical background

Statistics of the Federal Statistical Office show that the residence is carried out for various reasons, including the Enforcement of prison sentences and persons. People. This data is based on surveys on the number and structure of the prisoners and demonstrate the challenges in prison, especially with regard to free So far, the unaccompanied outputs of the man have been without complications. The question of how safe such regulations are remains in the past in view of repeated escape cases. This event raises the basic question of security and conditions in German prison.