Arrested Over The Weekend: BPOLI LUD
In a series of recent incidents, several individuals from Poland and Ukraine have been apprehended by German authorities for violating various laws.
On Saturday afternoon, a 32-year-old Polish man was caught by federal police officers at Görlitz station. An arrest warrant had been issued for him by the Frankfurt am Main Regional Court, accusing him of violating the Residence Act. It was discovered that the man had exceeded the permitted tourist stay and his residence permit had expired, leading to his denial of entry and subsequent return to Poland.
Meanwhile, on Friday evening, a 41-year-old Polish man was arrested near the Görlitz train station. Eight years ago, a warrant for his arrest was issued by the Prosecutor's Office in Saarbrücken. The man had served the remaining 18 days of his prison sentence for a particularly serious case of theft, as imposed by the Saarbrücken Local Court.
In another incident, a 32-year-old Ukrainian national was stopped on the A4 highway. No outstanding debts were found against this individual.
Temporarily reinstated border controls at the Neiße rest area on the highway led to the detention of three individuals on Sunday. Two Polish men, aged 24 and 27, and a Ukrainian were among those detained. The 24-year-old Polish man had an outstanding bill of 1,050 euros with the State Justice Agency in Bamberg for property damage. The 27-year-old Polish man settled his own debt, which was being awaited by the court cashier in Saarbrücken for theft.
For further inquiries regarding the 32-year-old Polish man arrested near Görlitz station, contact Michael Engler at Bundespolizeiinspektion Ludwigsdorf. Once the convicted Polish citizen has served his sentence in prison, the Görlitz Foreigners' Authority will arrange for his deportation.
It is important to note that the content of this article is from Bundespolizeiinspektion Ludwigsdorf, transmitted via news aktuell. The responsible public authority for the 41-year-old Polish man arrested near Görlitz station is the Saarbrücken Staatsanwaltschaft (public prosecutor's office), as they issued the warrant; the local enforcement and arrest were conducted by the German Federal Police (Bundespolizei) near Görlitz.
In a separate incident, a Mercedes 300 was stopped on the A4 highway at around the same time, and the driver had an outstanding 60-euro fine, leading to his name being put on the wanted list by the Görlitz Public Prosecutor's Office. The 32-year-old Polish man was fined a total of 2,262.60 euros for driving under the influence (Nordlingen Local Court).
These incidents underscore the importance of adhering to the laws and regulations of the countries one visits, to avoid any potential legal complications.
