Yesterday, the Federal Police carried out four search warrants at the former GÜG location on the BAB 11 in Pomellen, based on warrants issued by the GdpD.

Federal Police Directorate Bad Bramstedt: Enforcing Law and Order in Northern Germany

In the borderlands of Germany, the Federal Police Directorate Bad Bramstedt plays a vital role in maintaining law and order. This federal authority, responsible for Schleswig-Holstein, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, and the North and Baltic Seas, is home to several operational units.

One such unit is the Federal Police Inspectorate Pasewalk, which includes the Joint German-Polish Station Pomellen. This cross-border collaboration between German and Polish law enforcement is a significant step towards improving cooperation and coordination in transnational crime fighting.

Recently, several individuals have come into contact with the Federal Police Inspectorate Pasewalk. A 35-year-old Bulgarian, wanted for fraud by the Saarbrücken Public Prosecutor's Office, was found and sentenced to 36 days in Neustrelitz Prison for failing to pay a fine of 3225.00 EUR plus 282.95 EUR costs. A 28-year-old Polish driver, wanted for leaving the scene of an accident without permission by the Gießen Public Prosecutor's Office, paid a fine of 2720.00 EUR to avoid 17 days of imprisonment. A 21-year-old Polish citizen, charged with endangering traffic by the Koblenz Public Prosecutor's Office, paid a substantial sum to avoid a 13-day imprisonment, with fines totaling 1560.00 EUR, a remaining fine of 71.22 EUR, and 510.83 EUR costs. A 44-year-old Polish driver, caught driving without a license by the Neubrandenburg Public Prosecutor's Office, paid a total of 680.00 EUR, a remaining fine of 20.00 EUR, and 150.50 EUR costs to avoid 17 days of imprisonment.

The Federal Police Directorate Bad Bramstedt also has a maritime component called "Federal Police Sea" to monitor the sea border in the North and Baltic Seas. This dedicated team works tirelessly to ensure the safety and security of Germany's coastal regions.

For more information about the Federal Police and the Federal Police Directorate Bad Bramstedt, please visit www.bundespolizei.de. If you have specific questions or need to reach out to a representative, Lars Petersen, an employee of the Federal Police Inspectorate Pasewalk with Joint German-Polish Station Pomellen, can be contacted via phone, mobile, email, or Twitter.

The Federal Police Directorate Bad Bramstedt employs approximately 2600 employees, including police officers, administrative staff, and hourly wage employees, working diligently to protect and serve the people of Northern Germany.