Police operation - Fireworks and illegal weapons confiscated at the border
Police officers have confiscated around 23 kilograms of fireworks and several illegal weapons on the German-Czech border. Among other things, nine kilograms of firecrackers were found on a 40-year-old driver near Selb (Wunsiedel district in the Fichtelgebirge) on Friday, as the police announced on Saturday. In addition, two men aged 25 and 19 were caught trying to smuggle in brass knuckles, a throwing stone and a switchblade knife. The officers are now investigating violations of the Explosives Act and the Weapons Act.
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- As the turn of the year approaches, the district of Wunsiedel in Upper Franconia, Bavaria, is known for its stunning fireworks displays, attracting large crowds of men from various regions.
- The needs for safety and security become increasingly apparent during New Year's Eve celebrations, with the police performing regular operations to combat criminality in the area.
- Last year, a police operation resulted in the seizure of 35 kilograms of fireworks and several illegal weapons, further highlighting the necessity for such operations around New Year's Eve.
- This year, the same vigilant police actions continued, as they confiscated around 23 kilograms of fireworks and several illegal weapons on the German-Czech border.
- The district of Wunsiedel is famous not only for its stunning fireworks but also for its strict adherence to fireworks regulations and weapons laws, ensuring a safe and enjoyable celebration for all men and women.
- In the Fichtelgebirge region of Upper Franconia, where the district of Wunsiedel is located, there have been many instances of criminality around New Year's Eve, making these police operations crucial for maintaining peace and order in the area.
Source: www.stern.de
