Cleves - Federal police arrest two men on the Lower Rhine
During a check in the German-Dutch border area, the federal police arrested two men who were wanted on several warrants. The public prosecutor's office in Heilbronn in Baden-Württemberg was looking for the father (51 years old) and his son (32) for violating the Animal Protection Act, the Kleve Federal Police announced on Friday.
After paying a total of almost 3700 euros at the police station, the two were allowed to continue their journey. However, not by car, as the 32-year-old's driving license had been revoked in 2021. He was also charged with driving without a license.
Statement from the police
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The arrest took place in the bustling border region between North Rhine-Westphalia and the Netherlands. The men were wanted for their involvement in substantial cases of criminality, as revealed by the public prosecutor's office in Heilbronn. The father and son were suspected of various violations, including offenses against the Animal Protection Act.
Despite paying the fines, their journey did not continue by car. The 32-year-old's driving privileges had been revoked in 2021, adding another charge to his list. The investigation into their activities in the Lower Rhine region is ongoing, with authorities keeping a watchful eye in Emmerich, a nearby city in the area.
This latest incident highlights the necessary presence of law enforcement agencies, such as the Federal Police, in border areas like Kleve, monitoring activities and maintaining public safety in the region.
Source: www.stern.de
