International and national arrest warrants in Aachen enforced: violent football supporters refuses to enter

International and national arrest warrants in Aachen enforced: violent football supporters refuses to enter

The federal police in Aachen performed a number of international and national arrest warrants last weekend and thus guaranteed the security in the region.

An important focus was on the arrest of a 48-year-old Bosnian-Herzegovinian citizen who was sought for unauthorized possession of firearms. This illustrates the consistent work of the authorities in combating illegal activities in the border region.

Likewise, a 26-year-old Moroccan was arrested due to his participation in a criminal organization. Cooperation between different European countries to arrest criminals is an essential part of cross -border fighting crime and shows the effectiveness of international searching measures.

In addition to these two cases, other criminals, including a 52-year-old Gambier and a 46-year-old Spaniard, were successfully arrested. The quick reaction of the police and the consistent implementation of arrest warrants help to maintain public security.

The entry into Germany was denied a violent football supporter from the Netherlands. This measure shows zero tolerance policy towards hooliganism and violence at major sporting events.

The successful enforcement of arrest warrants illustrates the commitment of the federal police for security and order in the border area and sends a clear signal to potential criminals.

The Federal Police Inspection Aachen is available for questions about this assignment and continuously informs the public about its measures to ensure internal security.

- Nag