Berchtesgardener Land - Robber ignores entry ban: must return to prison
A Romanian man wanted by the public prosecutor's office in Hagen, Westphalia, for robbery resulting in death was arrested on Wednesday at the German-Austrian border crossing at Walserberg near Salzburg. According to the federal police, the 37-year-old wanted to enter the country as a passenger in a vehicle. He had served part of his prison sentence in Germany and had been deported to his home country in 2021, along with a ten-year entry ban. He must now serve the remaining prison sentence of at least 1,785 days - around five years, the police announced.
In Berchtesgaden, the police picked up 20 Syrians on Wednesday morning following a tip-off, who, according to their own statements, had probably been dropped off in Austria and had been traveling on foot for six hours. At the same time, the federal police were alerted by a tipster who detained a suspected smuggler. The suspect wanted to smuggle 17 people into Germany in his van.
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- Despite serving part of his prison sentence in North Rhine-Westphalia for robbery-related criminality, which resulted in an order of death, the Romanian man disregarded the subsequent ten-year entry ban and attempted to enter Germany as a passenger in a vehicle at the German-Austrian border crossing at Walserberg near Salzburg.
- The German Federal Police, who were involved in the arrest, stated that the 37-year-old had been deported to his home country in 2021 due to his criminal background and the entry ban, and must now serve the remaining prison sentence of at least 1,785 days - approximately five years.
- Initially, on Wednesday morning, the police in Berchtesgaden picked up 20 Syrians following a tip-off, who claimed to have been dropped off in Austria and had been walking for six hours, on foot.
- At the same time, the German Federal Police were alerted by a tipster who detained a suspected smuggler, aiming to smuggle 17 people into Germany in his van.
- In Hagen, Westphalia, the public prosecutor's office has been seeking the Romanian man for his role in a robbery incident leading to death.
- In Bavaria, police collaborated closely with their Austrian counterparts to track down the wanted individual, utilising the border crossing at Walserberg near Salzburg as a point of surveillance.
- Despite having previously served a portion of his sentence in Germany, the Romanian man failed to adhere to the legal requirements, as evidenced by his attempt to re-enter the country despite the entry ban.
- The case involving the Romanian man serves as a reminder of the consequences that result from criminal activities, such as robbery and illegal border crossing, and the importance of adhering to legal obligations, including entry bans.
Source: www.stern.de
