27.12.2021 – 14:09
Federal Police Directorate Munich
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Rosenheim / A93 (ots)
Suspected smugglers and other “travel organizers”
The Rosenheim federal police found around 30 illegal entry attempts on Christmas days. Some migrants used the help of third parties for their intended border crossing. On Christmas Eve, the officials initiated criminal proceedings against a Cameroonian for smuggling foreigners into the country.
At the border control point on the Inntal motorway, the officers stopped a car with an Italian license plate. At the wheel was a Cameroonian national who presented his passport and a residence permit for Italy for inspection. When checking the passengers on the back seat bench, however, the federal police found that they were traveling without documents. According to their own information, it is a 17-year-old Cameroonian and a 29-year-old from Nigeria. After the police measures had been completed, the elderly person was referred to the responsible immigration authorities, as he had already been registered in Germany in the past. The minor could be entrusted to the care of the youth welfare office. Your provisionally arrested driver had to pay 1,000 euros by order of the public prosecutor to secure the criminal proceedings. He will probably soon have to answer for smuggling foreigners into the country.
In a car registered in Germany, the federal police checked two Syrians on the A93 near Kiefersfelden. The 35-year-old driver was able to identify himself with an Austrian refugee passport. His co-driver of the same age did not have the papers required for entry. He was sent back to Austria. After the driver was reported for aiding and abetting the illegal entry attempt, he was allowed to continue his journey.
Also on the A93, the federal police arrested a Pakistani. The 42-year-old tried to bring a compatriot to the Federal Republic. He was only traveling with an expired residence permit. The driver was charged with aiding and abetting. Since he has a permanent residence in Lower Saxony, he was then allowed to leave the office of the Federal Police. His 29 year old companion was handed over to the Austrian authorities.
Please send any queries to:
Yvonne Oppermann
Federal Police Inspection Rosenheim
Burgfriedstrasse 34 – 83024 Rosenheim
Phone: 08031 80 26 2201
Email: [email protected]
The rail and border police area of responsibility of
Bundespolizeiinspektion Rosenheim, which is the federal police station
Garmisch-Partenkirchen is assigned, extends to the
Districts of Miesbach, Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen, Garmisch-Partenkirchen
as well as the city and the district of Rosenheim. The approximately 450
Inspectors go between Chiemsee and Zugspitze
especially against cross-border crime. In one
about 200 kilometers long section of the German-Austrian
In the border area they mainly affect the smuggling of foreigners
as well as unregulated, illegal migration. Furthermore, cares
the Rosenheim Federal Police Inspection on around 370 kilometers by rail
and in about 70 train stations and stops for the safety of
Rail travelers and rail facilities. Please contact for more information
via the above contact address or at www.bundespolizei.de
as well as under www.twitter.com/bpol_by.
Original content from: Bundespolizeidirektion München, transmitted by news aktuell
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