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Wanted man asks federal police for wallet

A 45-year-old man wanted on a warrant appeared at a federal police station in Hamburg-Altona in search of his wallet. He stated that he had lost the wallet containing 800 euros, as the Federal Police announced on Wednesday. During their search on Tuesday, the officers discovered that the man...

An officer of the Federal Police talks to a man. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de
An officer of the Federal Police talks to a man. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

Arrest warrant - Wanted man asks federal police for wallet

A 45-year-old man wanted on a warrant appeared at a federal police station in Hamburg-Altona in search of his wallet. He stated that he had lost the wallet containing 800 euros, as the Federal Police announced on Wednesday. During their search on Tuesday, the officers discovered that the man was the subject of a remand warrant issued by the Hamburg district court. He had been wanted since December. The 45-year-old is suspected of having committed three commercial thefts between the end of June and the beginning of August. According to the Federal Police, the man was arrested because he was a flight risk.

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  1. Despite being in custody due to the warrant of arrest, the wanted man requested the return of his colorful wallet containing 800 euros from the Federal Police in Hamburg-Altona.
  2. The suspect, who was wanted for commercial thefts and recognized by the Federal Police in Hamburg, had a taste for the vibrant city of Hamburg, often seen carrying his distinctive colorful wallet.
  3. Surprised by the discovery of the remand warrant during their search, the Federal Police in Hamburg-Altona found themselves dealing with a wanted man, his warrant of arrest, and his colorful wallet filled with 800 euros from his criminal activities in Hamburg.

Source: www.stern.de

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