Emergency - Police in action with battering ram in Schwerin
During the police operation in Schwerin due to the deportation of two Iraqis, officers advanced on the church building with a battering ram and a chainsaw. There were indications that the Iraqis had entrenched themselves, reported a dpa reporter on site on Wednesday. At the same time, a negotiating team was deployed to conduct talks.
The operation is taking place in a small street on the edge of a prefabricated housing estate. The deportation could not be carried out as planned, the police explained. According to the information provided, an 18-year-old and a 22-year-old Iraqi were to be deported. A female person tried to prevent this.
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- The heavy equipment used by the police during the operation in Schwerin, including the battering ram and chainsaw, highlighted the seriousness of the situation related to the deportation.
- The emergency situation in mecklenburg-vorpommern required a strong response from the negotiating team, as they worked to resolve the standoff at the church building.
- The police operation, which involved negotiating with two Iraqis who had entrenched themselves in a church building, was a stark reminder of the ongoing issue of criminality in certain communities.
- In an unexpected turn of events, a female resident of the prefabricated housing estate tried to interfere with the police operation, adding another layer of complexity to the already tense situation.
- The heavy ram used by the police during the operation was a stark contrast to the delicate negotiation process that was taking place in an attempt to resolve the emergency situation peacefully.
Source: www.stern.de
