Emergency - Police operation during deportation in Schwerin
There was a major police operation on Wednesday morning in connection with a planned deportation in a church community in Schwerin. The situation had developed differently than planned, said a police spokeswoman in Schwerin. There was a possible dangerous situation.
The measure could not be implemented as planned. 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. The police asked the public to avoid the area.
The operation took place in a small street on the edge of a prefabricated housing estate. Officers were on site in protective equipment and two ambulances were on standby, as reported by a dpa reporter at the scene. Overall, the situation seemed rather calm.
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- Due to the unforeseen complications during the police operation, emergency services were alerted to provide backup in Schwerin's parish.
- The heavy police presence in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern was a result of the emergency situation caused by criminality, specifically during the deportation process.
- In the aftermath of the police operation, there were calls for a review of deportation procedures to prevent future emergencies.
- The authorities announced that they would conduct a thorough investigation into the incident, taking into account all aspects of criminality and emergency response protocols.
Source: www.stern.de
