Curfew for non-vaccinated and non-recovered people as well as FFP2 mask requirement indoors: Both are only randomly checked by the police and local authorities in BW.
When the first exit restrictions came into force in Baden-Württemberg in December 2020, they were extensively controlled. There were police checks at the exits. Even when there were curfews for the unvaccinated at the end of 2021, there were checkpoints. Since the incidence has now risen to over 500 in many districts and municipalities, curfews are again in force in many places. Inquiries to the Baden-Württemberg Ministry of the Interior and to individual cities show that this time there do not seem to be any targeted checks.
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Exit restrictions for unvaccinated people now apply in 29 of the 44 urban and rural districts in BW. The measures are intended to curb the spread of the omicron coronavirus variant.
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Curfews are randomly checked
The local authorities and the regulatory office are responsible for control measures, a spokesman for the Ministry of the Interior told SWR on Tuesday. “The police can intervene to provide support if necessary.” The city of Stuttgart also confirmed this when asked by SWR: “The police and the municipal enforcement service check compliance with the curfew for unvaccinated people as part of their patrols on a random basis and on a case-by-case basis (i.e. if there is suspicion of a person or group of people).” However, according to the city and ministry, there is no targeted action or control.
The police are not allowed to check proof of vaccination or recovery
A spokesman for the Heilbronn police headquarters said on Monday at SWR’s request that the police, as part of their control measures, ensure compliance with the night-time exit restrictions for non-immunized people. However, he also made it clear that the police had no legal basis for checking vaccination or recovery status. In principle, however, a survey on a voluntary basis is possible. Statements by controlled persons could also be clues, the spokesman said. Violations would be consistently reported.