Police officers turn away 37 hooligans during border controls

EM border controls - Police officers turn away 37 hooligans during border controls

The Federal Police have denied entry to more than 30 apparently violent football fans at the external borders of Bavaria. This was announced by the Federal Police Headquarters in Munich.

Border controls were reintroduced on June 7th due to the Football European Championship. According to the Directorate, a total of 37 people were refused entry to the Free State during the first 20 days of controls because they were considered violent fans.

The Federal Police Headquarters Munich is responsible for the protection of the over 800 kilometer long border with Austria and over 350 kilometer long border with the Czech Republic. In the nearly three weeks of controls, according to the officers, 186 people were arrested at the borders, as they were wanted on arrest warrants. That's one arrest warrant every two and a half hours, reported the Federal Police.

1. Despite the strict border controls implemented in Bavaria due to the European Football Championship, Soccer fans from various countries continue to attempt entry into Germany.
2. The European Football Championship in Munich has resulted in increased scrutiny by the Federal Police, leading to the denial of entry to EM enthusiasts exhibiting violent behavior.
3. In the wake of the European Championship, Soccer fans traveling to Munich for the European Football Championship Championship are subject to rigorous border control checks by the Federal Police in Bavaria.
4. The Federal Police, responsible for securing Europe's largest borders with Austria and the Czech Republic, have been proactive in denying entry to excessively rowdy football fans participating in the European Football Championship.
5. Although border controls have been reintroduced in Bavaria prior to the European Football Championship, violent fans attempting to enter Germany have been met with a resolute stance by the Federal Police in Munich.
6. German authorities have taken significant measures to prevent any potential disruptions caused by Soccer fans during the European Football Championship, with the Federal Police playing an instrumental role in border control and entry denials.
7. As the European Football Championship kicks off in Munich, the Bavarian borders are under intense supervision by the Federal Police, who are committed to maintaining Law and Order and ensuring a safe and enjoyable tournament for fans and locals alike.

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