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Police operation in Dresden: 7 expulsions and an animal repellent spray!
On October 10th, 2025, the Dresden police reported on checks on Prager Strasse and seizures. Current developments here.
Police operation in Dresden: 7 expulsions and an animal repellent spray!
In Dresden, on Friday, October 10, 2025, there were notable developments in the city center, especially on Prager Strasse, with the deployment of 24 police officers. How Sächsische.de Reportedly, a total of 35 people were checked in a period of eight hours, from Thursday 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. This shows once again how strong the police are on guard in this city.
Of those checked, seven were sent off. Apparently there were some who couldn't quite follow the rules. What was particularly noticeable was the seizure of an animal repellent spray that was confiscated from a 16-year-old. Such measures are necessary to ensure the safety of citizens.
Insights into the crime situation
A look at the comprehensive reports from POLICE TICKER.Online shows that the police are not only active in Dresden. Current reports on crime, accidents and missing persons are published daily. The aim of this portal is to quickly inform the population and support security.
And what about the general development of crime in Germany? Provides interesting data Statista: There was a 1.7% decrease in recorded crimes in 2024, partly due to the partial legalization of cannabis in April 2024. Nevertheless, there is a noticeable increase in crimes that are putting a strain on people's sense of security.
- Die häufigsten Straftaten im Jahr 2024 waren:
- Diebstähle
- Vermögens- und Fälschungsdelikte
- Rohheitsdelikte
- Straftaten gegen die persönliche Freiheit
Despite the decline in some crimes, concerns about safety remain high. The clearance rate was 58% in 2024. A ray of hope, but one that should not obscure the fact that crime remains an accent that cannot be ignored.
How the situation develops remains to be seen, but the ultimate responsibility lies with all citizens to actively advocate for their safety and look out for one another.