Schlusher gangs in Bavaria: over 100 migrants illegally brought to Germany!
Schlusher gangs in Bavaria: over 100 migrants illegally brought to Germany!
The federal police from Saxony have arrested two men in Bavaria who are suspected of having illegally smashed over 100 foreigners to Germany. According to Antenne there are two smugglers aged 27 and 31, which is arrested in Regensburg, Langquaid in the district of Kelheim and in Pförring in the district of Eichstätt became. They are accused of being involved in a total of four cases in a period from July to September 2023, in which 108 foreigners from Slovakia were encouraged to Germany via the Czech Republic.
The foreigners were accommodated on the loading area of small vans, which makes the danger of the situation clear. While the accurate financial profits of the accused are unclear from the smuggings, the increase in illegal migration to Europe is not to be denied. The Federal Criminal Police Office reports in its Latest place report Migrations, with Germany a main goal.
illegal migration on the advance
In 2023, according to Presseportal around 380,200 unauthorized border crossings, which corresponds to an increase of over 16% compared to 2022. This has been the highest value since 2016. The number of suspects have been in particular has increased dramatically: 266,224 people were registered due to unauthorized entry and stay - an increase of 33.4% compared to the previous year.
Against the background of these developments it becomes clear that the smuggling routes are increasingly dominated by criminal groups in the Balkan region. The statistics show that almost every second custody comes from Poland, followed by the Czech Republic and Austria. Many smugglers use small vans that can be easily rented. This practice is not only risky, but also ruthless, since unsecured people are often accommodated.modern communication and drastic measures
The smugglers are now working with a variety of modern communications. Measurement services such as Telegram and WhatsApp are used to organize locks, while social media serve to market their services. More and more smuggling groups are acting risk -proof and thus increasing the endangerment of everyone involved.
In order to counter this challenge, international cooperation between the law enforcement authorities is essential. Measures in origin and transit states, such as the reinforced measures in Serbia, are an example of the necessary fight against the smuggling activities.
The latest incidents in Germany are an urgent indication that the topic of slumping crime is still very popular, and it is clear that more must be done to combat the dangerous practices and to ensure the safety of those affected.
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