Events, traffic chaos and police reports: Havelland remains exciting!

Events, traffic chaos and police reports: Havelland remains exciting!

In the Havelland a lot is happening on June 23, 2025. The region is not only rich in events, but also represented with current developments in the headlines. The live ticker from MAZ online Events that are at the pulse of time.

The clubs in the region again offer a lot of events that provide variety and good entertainment. The citizens can choose between concerts, festivals and other offers. There is also an important announcement on the closing times of the registry office on the agenda, so that nobody stands in front of closed doors.

traffic reports and police operations

Not only the event landscape concerns people here, the traffic situation also always makes an issue. The commuter ticker keeps everyone up to date via construction sites, changes to the bus lines and over full closures. Current reports can be read on our Havelland

The police report dated June 22 includes various incidents that illuminate the security situation in the region. A minibus from the Ford E150 brand was stolen from the Havelpark car park in Dallgow-Döberitz. Despite the immediately initiated search, the thief remains unobtrusive for the time being, the criminal police are determined.
Another focus is on an incident in Falkensee, where a 45-year-old woman was caught at the wheel under the influence of alcohol. With a value of 1.6 per thousand, there is now a blood sample and ensuring your driver's license. Traffic safety is very important here.

On the same day, there was also a traffic accident on the B273, in which a Renault transporter caught fire due to a technical defect. The road was closed for an hour, but the traffic was then able to drive again.

crime situation

The crime reports show a wide range of crimes that range from break -ins to assault. On June 20, a bus driver was attacked by two men in Nauen after a dispute over a ticket. The bus driver was slightly injured and the police started the investigation.
in Falkensee, the police registered a bicycle theft, in which a 26-year-old man returned his stolen bike with the help of a GPS tracker. This shows how modern technology can also help with crime education.

In the course of the traffic controls, a 37-year-old driver was taken up, which was under the influence of cannabis, while another driver in Wustermark was caught at 0.84 per thousand at the wheel. Here it becomes clear that the authorities continue to keep an eye on traffic safety in order to make the street safer for everyone.

These and many other reports are part of the eventful life in the Havelland, which has interesting and exciting stories to offer again and again. Have a regular look at the current reports of Crime Brandenburg to stay up to date!