Police Incident in NRW: Pepper spray, Marijuana, and Single-Handed Knife:
On September 6th, a 56-year-old German citizen encountered a brief but significant interaction with the Federal Police at Dortmund-Möllerbrücke station. The incident occurred around 1:55 PM.
The traveler, who identified himself with his ID card, was quickly recognised by the officers. However, an unusual item was discovered during the check. In his pockets, the man had a pepper spray and marijuana, but the officers seized a one-handed knife from his backpack. The knife, it was found, could be opened and closed one-handed.
Following the discovery, the Federal Police initiated an administrative offense procedure for violating the Weapons Act. The man was allowed to continue his journey after the encounter.
For further inquiries, you can contact the Federal Police Directorate in Sankt Augustin, the Press Office in Dortmund, or the Federal Police Inspectorate Dortmund. Their contact details are available on the Federal Police's official website, www.bundespolizei.de, or you can reach them via the provided phone number, email address, or mobile number.
It's worth noting that a 25-year-old person was associated with a similar discovery of a single-edged, one-handed knife by the Federal Police Office Sankt Augustin on the same day in Dortmund.
The Twitter handle for the Federal Police in North Rhine-Westphalia (BPOL NRW) is @BPOL NRW, where you can find regular updates and information. Remember, safety and security are paramount, and it's essential to comply with all laws and regulations to ensure a peaceful and secure environment for everyone.
