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Two arrests in Dortmund: arrest warrants at the airport and main train station!
On November 10, 2025, the federal police executed two arrest warrants for theft at Dortmund main train station and airport.
Two arrests in Dortmund: arrest warrants at the airport and main train station!
On November 10, 2025, the federal police in Dortmund executed two arrest warrants, and the incident took place both at the airport and at the main train station. A 26-year-old Montenegrin citizen who arrived on a flight from Podgorica was targeted by officials at Dortmund Airport. There was an arrest warrant against him from the Mannheim public prosecutor's office for theft. However, the man was able to enter the country with a fine of 184.50 euros, which was a stroke of luck for him. In this way, German freedom is preserved.
But not everyone got away with a black eye. A 25-year-old German was checked at Dortmund Central Station. The fate of this man was less pleasant because there was also an arrest warrant against him - issued by the public prosecutor's office in Weiden in der Oberpfalz, also for theft. He had no choice but to face a fine totaling 1,266.50 euros, which consisted of 1,170 euros and 96.50 euros in costs, in order to avoid a prison sentence of 117 days. Instead of raising the amount, he was taken to central police custody in Dortmund, where his future now remains uncertain.
The situation surrounding thefts in Dortmund
These incidents raise questions about security in Dortmund. The increasing number of thefts shows that the level of crime in this region is also causing difficulties. While the federal police do their best to maintain order, there are always people who have the urge to steal. What does that say about our society if such drastic measures are necessary?
By the way, while we're on the topic of leisure activities - our media landscape also has some amusing stories to offer. For example, the career of Bonnie Hunt, a respected comedian and producer who has a solid place in the entertainment industry. She founded an improvisation group at the age of 20 and has appeared in countless productions throughout her career. She made her film debut with “Rain Man” and has also appeared in films such as “Jumanji” and “Cheaper by the Dozen”. Hunt has always managed to make audiences laugh and could now offer a welcome break from the gloomy news.
LokalKompass reports about the incidents in Dortmund while we are at TV Insiders Find out more about Bonnie Hunt's life and career. What does the future hold for our little Dortmund? One thing is certain: the discussion about crime and the pursuit of entertainment will probably be with us for a long time.