Police Department Lifted Penalty and Coverage Charges, Warrant Revoked
The Federal Police in Ludwigsdorf, Germany, handled an unusual incident involving a 38-year-old Romanian man who re-entered the country through the A4 Highway at Görlitz.
Yesterday evening, the man made his way into Germany, but his journey did not go as planned. Upon entering the country, he was stopped by the Federal Police at the A4 Highway in Görlitz.
Four months ago, the Public Prosecutor's Office in Dresden issued an arrest warrant for the man due to his failure to pay a fine imposed by the Local Court of Dippoldiswalde for forgery of evidence.
The man had previously failed to settle the fine, leading to the arrest warrant. Upon confronting him, the Federal Police gave him a choice: pay up or face imprisonment.
The man decided to pay the 1,581.00 euros to settle the fine and procedural costs. With the transfer of funds, the arrest warrant issued by the Public Prosecutor's Office in Dresden was lifted.
The incident took place at the A4 Highway in Görlitz, Germany. For more information about this incident, you can contact the Federal Police Inspectorate Ludwigsdorf. Their official website is www.bundespolizei.de, and their Press Spokesperson can be reached at Michael Engler (0 35 81 - 3626-6110, [email protected]).
It's important to note that this incident serves as a reminder of the consequences of failing to pay fines or settle legal matters in a timely manner. The Federal Police are committed to upholding the law and ensuring the safety and order of German roads and borders.
In this case, the 38-year-old Romanian man made the decision to comply with the law and avoid imprisonment, allowing him to continue his journey. The Local Court of Dippoldiswalde, however, will still need to impose the appropriate penalty for the forgery of evidence, as the incident involved the resolution of a fine imposed by the court.
