Federal law enforcement carries out multiple warranted arrests
In a series of arrests over the weekend, the Federal Police Inspectorate Dresden took several individuals into custody as part of their routine checks at Dresden Central Station.
On Saturday, August 2, 2025, a 24-year-old German national was stopped on a night train near Bad Schandau. The individual was wanted by the Nuremberg-FΓΌrth Public Prosecutor's Office for an unspecified crime, for which they had been sentenced to a fine of β¬2,250 or 75 days' imprisonment. However, the individual could not pay the imposed fine and was subsequently arrested.
Later that morning, at 01:30, another individual was checked at Dresden Central Station. This individual had an arrest warrant against them for theft, sentenced to 29 days' imprisonment or a fine of β¬870. The arrest was made due to the previously issued arrest warrant, and the individual was taken to Dresden Prison following the arrest.
At 05:40, another arrest was made on a night train near Bad Schandau, but the search results do not provide the name or identity of the individual involved. No further details about the charges against this individual were provided in the article.
On August 1, 2025, a 47-year-old German national was arrested by the Federal Police Inspectorate Dresden at Dresden Central Station, but details about the charges against this individual were also not disclosed.
The arrests were not limited to Dresden alone, as cross-border rail traffic was also subject to these checks. The Federal Police Inspectorate Dresden can be contacted at the given phone number, email, website, and Twitter handle for further questions.
These arrests are a reminder of the ongoing efforts by the Federal Police Inspectorate Dresden to ensure the safety and security of the public. The exact charges against the arrested individuals and the outcomes of their cases will likely be detailed in subsequent reports.
