Arrests in Dresden: cable thieves and arrest warrants on weekends!

Arrests in Dresden: cable thieves and arrest warrants on weekends!

Dresden, Deutschland - Last week there were several arrests in different parts of Germany, in which arrest warrants were carried out. Overall, the incidents are characterized by a focus on property crimes and drug offenses, which could affect the feeling of security of the population.

like the L-I> reported, the Federal Police Inspection Dresden took a 39-year-old Polish citizen and a 40-year-old Czech National festival. The pole was caught on Friday, June 13th, when cables the theft of cables in the act and was sentenced to a fine of 4,470 euros - a punishment that he did not pay. This led to a replacement imprisonment of 149 days in the Dresden correctional facility.

On June 5, a few days earlier, a similar case occurred in the Halle main station (Saale). According to the report of You are Halle controlled a 36-year-old German. During the review, it turned out that two enforcement reciprocals from the Stendal public prosecutor's office were presented against him. These resulted from convicts for unauthorized possession of narcotics as well as theft and insult. Since he could not apply the requested 3,030 euros, he was also transferred to a correctional facility.

crime in Germany in focus

These incidents are in the context of an overall sunken crime rate in Germany. The Statista found that the police crime statistics (PKS) in 2024 shows a decline in registered crimes by 1.7 %, which indicates around 5.84 million cases. Nevertheless, there are areas with increasing discomfort. The increase in crimes that affect people still affect people is still observing, while increasingly owning the ownerships such as thefts in the statistics.

Especially in cities such as Cologne, where the number of crime in 2023 was one of the highest in North Rhine-Westphalia, it becomes clear that despite a declining trend in some areas, the concerns about security and order remain. In such an environment, the people arrested - at least from the perspective of law enforcement - are a sign of the ongoing efforts to act against crime and hopefully prevent further offenses as a precaution.