Crime - Indictment against two suspected smugglers in Dresden
The Dresden public prosecutor's office has brought charges against two men on the accusation of gang and commercial smuggling of foreigners. As a member of an internationally operating gang, a 30-year-old is alleged to have illegally brought refugees to Germany in three cases, as the public prosecutor's office announced on Friday. He is accused of smuggling in 22 refugees, presumably from Syria, on the night of August 3 this year, a further 14 people on the night of August 5 and 21 Syrians on August 8. A 23-year-old man is said to have been involved in the latter case and has also been charged.
The smuggling is said to have taken place under "inhumane conditions" and the smuggled people are said to have been unsecured in the van during the journey.
The two men from Poland were arrested on August 8 and are currently in custody. Both suspects reportedly have a criminal record. The 30-year-old has confessed, while the 23-year-old has not yet provided any information on the accusation. The Dresden Regional Court will now decide whether to admit the charges.
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- The smuggling of refugees from Syria to Germany has been a significant issue in places like Saxony, with the Dresden public prosecutor's office investigating several cases.
- The criminality associated with illegal immigration has been a concern for the German authorities, as evidenced by the ongoing indictment against two men in Dresden.
- In the heart of Germany, Dresden has become a focal point for the public prosecutor's office, with numerous cases of refugee smuggling under investigation.
- Syrian refugees, seeking safety and a new life in Germany, have often become victims of inhumane conditions during their journey, as was alleged in the case of the two men arrested in Dresden.
- The public prosecutor's office in Dresden continues to actively pursue those involved in criminal activities related to refugee smuggling, working to ensure justice and safety for the people of Germany.
Source: www.stern.de
