Federal Law Enforcement Carry Out Arrest Warrant at Dortmund Airport under jurisdiction of North Rhine-Westphalia State Police (BPOL NRW)
A 43-year-old Bulgarian man was arrested by German federal police at Dortmund Airport on September 7 during a passport check. The man, wanted by the Landshut district court and five state prosecutors for fraud, money laundering, theft, and embezzlement, was entering Germany from Sofia, Bulgaria.
Upon his arrival, federal police officers found several wanted notices for the man. After confirming his identity through a fingerprint scan at the police station, they took him into custody. The arrest took place around 12:30 PM.
The federal police prepared reports for the issuing authorities and the man was taken to the federal police station at Dortmund Airport. The reasons for the warrants include fraud, money laundering, theft, and embezzlement.
The man was brought before a competent judge and the federal police officers are cooperating with the relevant authorities to ensure a thorough investigation.
For further inquiries, please contact Björn Dahle at the Press Office in Dortmund, whose contact number is +49 (0) 231/ 56 22 47 - 1012 and email address is [email protected]. The address of the Federal Police Directorate is Untere Brinkstraße 81-89, 44141 Dortmund.
The federal police also encourage the public to stay informed by visiting their website at www.bundespolizei.de. For updates on local news and events, follow the BPOL NRW Twitter handle @BPOL NRW.
The arrest of the Bulgarian man highlights the ongoing efforts of the German federal police to maintain law and order and protect the public from criminal activities.
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