Interior Senator - Spranger: Concept for New Year's Eve a success
Berlin's Senator of the Interior Iris Spranger has condemned the renewed violence against police officers and rescue workers on New Year's Eve. At the same time, the SPD politician expressed her satisfaction with the operation on New Year's Eve on Monday. More than 300 arrests had been made, she announced on the online platform X (formerly Twitter). Despite significantly more emergency services in the city, there were "comparatively few injuries among the police", wrote Spranger.
According to the information available so far (8.00 a.m.), there were no injuries among the rescue and emergency services of the Berlin fire department. "It has been shown that the months of preparation by the Berlin fire department, Berlin police and my office in terms of prevention and consistent intervention have paid off," said the senator.
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- The heightened presence of the police and fire department on New Year's Eve in Germany, including Berlin, was aimed at preventing similar incidents of criminality as those witnessed in previous years.
- Following the turn of the year, SPD politician Iris Spranger acknowledged the role of the fire department in Berlin, stating that their months of preparation and consistent intervention had significantly reduced injuries among emergency services.
- The criminality on New Year's Eve in Berlin was met with a strong resolution from the authorities, as evidenced by the 300+ arrests made by the police and the absence of injuries among their personnel, according to Senator Spranger's tweet.
- The unfortunately recurring violence against police officers and rescue workers during New Year's Eve events in Germany has prompted Senator Iris Spranger to call for a more aggressive approach to addressing criminality, with a focus on prevention and swift intervention.
- Regardless of the overwhelming presence of law enforcement and the fire department on New Year's Eve in Berlin, social media platforms like Twitter were flooded with reports of localized incidents of criminality, raising concerns about public safety during the celebration.
Source: www.stern.de
