Right half -strong cause excitement in the Dresden Neustadt!

Right half -strong cause excitement in the Dresden Neustadt!

In the Dresden Neustadt, incidents are documented on several weekends in spring 2025 in which young men drove through the streets from the right scene. These events were addressed by Christian Demuth (SPD) on the city council, after users reported aggressive drivers on social media who threw stones from a silver -gray car with Meißen license plates. A witness reported that "four Bautzner Burschen" drove past him and had made "yeping noises". These incidents are worried about residents and business owners, who complained about overturned ashtrays and vandalism on doors.

The police, represented by the head of the North of the North, Jürgen Kunath, has an eye on the situation after feedback from citizens. Kunath received detailed when asked about the current criminal event. So Demuth concluded that it was "right half -strong", some of which were even masked. The police are currently watching information on the incidents and examining an incident from mid -February, in which a car with four men was stopped, but no criminal consequences followed. In order to prevent future attacks, Demuth suggested that police officers carry out speeches.

crime statistics 2024

The crime statistics for the Dresden Neustadt shows some remarkable developments. A total of 6,914 crimes were registered in 2024, which corresponds to a decline of 1.6 percent compared to the previous year. The clearance rate was around 50 percent, and in particular predatory queues fell by almost 40 percent (from 106 to 64 cases). These positive numbers correlate with a falling crime burden, which is below the average of the past ten years. Despite these successes, the crimes against sexual self -determination recorded an alarming increase of over 50 percent (from 72 to 110 cases).

Kunath notes that the police's perceptions do not match the statistics regarding these offenses. This could be attributed to an expansion of criminal liability in this area, an increased notification of a notification and sensitization measures. The clearance rate for sexual offenses was also considered positive at 83 percent. Schools and other institutions are still involved in police work in order to raise the subjective feeling of security of the population.

youth crime as a challenge

The problem of youth crime remains a central topic. In Germany, youth crime in 2024 rose to around 13,800 cases - more than twice as high as in 2016. Almost three quarters of the young suspect male were in the youth criminal proceedings. While the total number of young people suspects by around 6 percent, the increase in certain age groups, especially for adolescents, remains clear. Experts from the Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA) lead mental stress and risk factors as possible reasons for these developments due to the Corona measures.

A decline of 28.59 percent in youth crime and a low number of suspects between the ages of 18 and 20 gives rise to hope. Nevertheless, the discussion about the effectiveness of harder sanctions and the upbringing of prevention in children and adolescents remains up to date. The police continue to plan presence and control measures in cities with a focus of crime to improve security.

In the Dresden Neustadt, the recent incidents and current crime statistics have impressively shown that preventive action and attentive civil society are necessary to promote security and cohesion.