False fines on Fehmarn: Who is harassing our campers?

False fines on Fehmarn: Who is harassing our campers?

In a sensational incident on the island of Fehmarn, a camper received a fake parking ticket that asked him to pay 120 euros for allegedly not spending the night in his vehicle. This reports ln-online.de. The fact that the camper had only parked his vehicle in a public parking lot in Altenteil and did not spend the night there is suspicious. The affected holidaymakers are guests of Belt-Camping-Fehmarn, where a total of 260 pitches are operated by the Averhoff family.

After Annika Averhoff reported the incident to the Ostholstein district, an investigation was initiated. The district clearly determined that the ticket was unlawful - a practice that is new in this form and has not yet produced any other known cases. Despite this situation, the holidaymakers were not harmed and it remains unclear who is actually behind the fake parking tickets.

A call to report

The Ostholstein district has asked the affected campers to contact the police in order to obtain possible information about the perpetrator. At the same time, Annika Averhoff is calling for increased action against campers who actually spend the night illegally in parking lots. The law to which the fake ticket refers prohibits the use of mobile homes for residential purposes on public parking spaces, a fact that often causes confusion.

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The situation on Fehmarn once again raises the question of how legally secure and transparent our regulations are when it comes to camping and the use of public areas. While the legal basis is clear, the behavior of individuals remains uncertain territory - it is all the more important to take joint action against abuse and strengthen the exchange of information.