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Events, traffic chaos and police reports: Havelland remains exciting!
Current news and events in Havelland from June 23rd, 2025: Police, traffic, culture and local offers in focus.
Events, traffic chaos and police reports: Havelland remains exciting!
A lot is happening in Havelland on June 23, 2025. The region is not only rich in events, but also in the headlines with current developments. This is how the live ticker brings you Maz Online always exciting information about local events that are up to date.
The clubs in the region are once again offering lots of events that provide variety and good entertainment. Citizens can choose between concerts, festivals and other offers. An important announcement about the closing times of the registry office is also on the agenda, so that no one finds themselves in front of closed doors.
Traffic reports and police operations
But it's not just the event landscape that concerns people here, the traffic situation is also a recurring issue. The commuter ticker keeps everyone up to date on construction sites, changes to bus routes and full closures. Current news can be found on, among other things Our Havelland read up.
The police report dated June 22 includes various incidents that shed light on the security situation in the region. A Ford E150 minibus was stolen from the Havelpark parking lot in Dallgow-Döberitz. Despite an immediate search, the thief remains untraceable and the criminal police are investigating.
Another focus is on an incident in Falkensee, where a 45-year-old woman was caught driving under the influence of alcohol. With a value of 1.6 per mille, you now have to take a blood sample and secure your driving license. Road safety is a top priority here.
On the same day there was a traffic accident on the B273 in which a RENAULT van caught fire due to a technical defect. The road was closed for an hour, but traffic was then able to continue on one lane again.
Crime situation
The crime reports show a wide range of crimes, ranging from burglaries to assaults. On June 20th, a bus driver in Nauen was attacked by two men after an argument broke out over a ticket. The bus driver was slightly injured and the police have started an investigation.
In Falkensee, the police registered a bicycle theft in which a 26-year-old man returned his stolen bike using a GPS tracker. This shows how modern technology can also help solve crimes.
During the traffic checks, a 37-year-old driver was found to be under the influence of cannabis, while another driver in Wustermark was caught driving with a blood alcohol level of 0.84. It is clear here that the authorities continue to keep an eye on road safety in order to make the roads safer for everyone.
These and many other reports are part of the eventful life in Havelland, which always has interesting and exciting stories to offer. Check out the latest reports regularly Crime in Brandenburg to stay up to date!