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Federal police draw positive conclusions after Halloween operation in Hamburg!
On October 31, 2025, the federal police in Hamburg-Harburg ensured security during Halloween with over 30 emergency services.
Federal police draw positive conclusions after Halloween operation in Hamburg!
On October 31, 2025, Halloween Day, the Hamburg Federal Police Inspectorate took special care of the safety of rail passengers. The additional deployment of over 30 members of the Uelzen Federal Riot Police has proven to be effective in minimizing potential security risks around the main Hamburg-Harburg train station and the surrounding S-Bahn stops. According to the Uelzen press During this time, the emergency services addressed relevant groups of people and checked the personal details of 38 people.
The main focus was on ensuring safety and order in the railway police area. Fortunately, the situation remained calm: no riots or other special operational situations were detected. On the contrary, in the area of responsibility of the Federal Police, a positive balance was drawn and the tactical security concept was noted as successful.
Collaboration and outlook
Particularly noteworthy is the smooth cooperation between the Federal Police and the Hamburg Police, which has proven itself in the operational area. This shows once again how important mutual support and coordination are in the area of public safety. The Federal Police, one of the 19 authorities within the scope of the Federal Ministry of the Interior, represents an important pillar of the German security architecture. Its original task was border protection, but today it covers a broad spectrum that also includes security on railway systems as well as at commercial airports and in coastal waters. Further information about the organization of the Federal Police can be found on the website Federal Police.
With around 55,000 employees in various federal police authorities, the staff is well positioned. During Halloween night it became clear above all that the preventive measures are effective and that passenger safety is the top priority, even in turbulent times. Deployments at major events and participation in international police missions are just some of the numerous tasks carried out by the Federal Police.
All in all, the Halloween operation was a success and gives reason to be optimistic about future operations where the safety of citizens remains a priority. It remains to be hoped that such measures will continue to run smoothly in the future and that exchanges between the various police forces will continue to work well.