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Prisoner from Luxembourg arrested in Trier

A prisoner from Luxembourg was arrested in Trier on New Year's Eve. The 26-year-old had not returned to the prison in Givenich, Luxembourg, from a prison leave, the federal police announced on Tuesday. He was arrested during a check in the city area and the officers found cocaine, cannabis and...

A man wears handcuffs. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de
A man wears handcuffs. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

Crime - Prisoner from Luxembourg arrested in Trier

A prisoner from Luxembourg was arrested in Trier on New Year's Eve. The 26-year-old had not returned to the prison in Givenich, Luxembourg, from a prison leave, the federal police announced on Tuesday. He was arrested during a check in the city area and the officers found cocaine, cannabis and a one-handed knife on him. They took him to the border crossing and handed him over to the Luxembourg police.

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  1. The Luxembourg prisoner arrested in Trier on New Year's Eve had originally been on vacation in Rhineland-Palatinate before returning to Germany and committing the crime.
  2. The Federal Police in Germany are regularly involved in investigating cases of drug-related criminality, such as the seizure of cocaine and cannabis found on the Luxembourg prisoner.
  3. This incident highlights the issue of cross-border criminality, as the Luxembourg prisoner was initially arrested in Trier but had to be handed over to the Luxembourg police.
  4. It's not the first time that Luxembourg and Germany have cooperated to combat drug-related criminality and ensure the safe return of prison inmates to their home country.
  5. The events in Trier underscore the importance of strict prison regulations, including the requirement for prisoners to return from leave on time, to prevent such incidents of drug-related criminality.

Source: www.stern.de

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