Police in Havelland: Current operations and traffic news!

Police in Havelland: Current operations and traffic news!

On June 28, 2025 there will be some interesting news from Havelland. The police keep citizens up to date on current events, while at the same time the numbers on traffic accidents and safety measures in Brandenburg are discussed. Loud [maz-online.de](https://www.maz-online.de/lokales/havelland/polizeiticker-havelland-aktuelle-blaulicht-melden-vom-28-06-2025-2DLPT42G H5FIJPNUTURKIV4ULU.html?mst_prev_page_id=%2Flokales%2Fhavelland%2Fschoenwalde-glien%2F&mst_prev_link_type=frontpage&mst_prev_website=maz) Current police reports are available around the clock in the live ticker. Here anyone interested can find out everything about traffic accidents, break-ins and missing person reports.

In the last few days the police have been heavily involved in Rathenow and the surrounding communities. In addition to property damage and traffic offenses, there were also break-ins and attacks on police officers, as rathenow24.de reports. A particularly shocking incident recently occurred in a store in Premnitz, where an 89-year-old woman was robbed. Such acts raise the alarm among local officials.

Traffic accidents at a glance

The traffic situation in Brandenburg remains a hot topic. The latest tally of traffic accidents shows a decline to 73,543 accidents in 2024 compared to 74,250 in 2023, reports mil.brandenburg.de. Nevertheless, the number of injuries rose to 10,965, while the number of road accident deaths rose to 114. Interior Minister Katrin Lange described this outcome as mixed, as fewer accidents resulted in more injuries and deaths. This should encourage citizens to be even more careful on the roads.

• 65% der Unfälle ereigneten sich innerhalb geschlossener Ortschaften.
• Die Hauptursache für Unfälle war nicht angepasste oder überhöhte Geschwindigkeit.
• Insbesondere Fahrrad- und Motorradunfälle sind angestiegen, während die Zahl der Fußgängerunfälle hingegen sank.

In order to increase road safety, the police headquarters has launched a WhatsApp channel that provides information about safety and prevention measures. The new road safety program for 2034 aims to further reduce the number of injuries.

The police stations in Havelland continue to respond promptly to traffic offenses, as was recently demonstrated in an incident where a car driver in Rathenow was stopped while under the influence of drugs. Unfortunately, false identities and attempted fraud are not uncommon, as reports of identity fraud show.

In summary, it can be said that the security situation in Havelland is taken seriously. The police are appealing to the public to be vigilant and follow traffic rules to ensure their own safety and that of those around them. In threatening situations, you should always contact the police on 110 or the emergency services on 112.