BPOL-H: Warrant issued, Federal Police at Hannover Airport execute arrest and driver's license revocation
A 68-year-old man was arrested at Hannover Airport on March 6 during border control from Izmir. The arrest was due to an unpaid fine of 30 daily rates of 50 euros each from a conviction for leaving the scene of an accident.
The man, who had an outstanding balance of 15 daily rates and costs totalling 208 euros, was wanted by the Public Prosecutor's Office in Hannover with an arrest warrant. Upon his arrest, the man only had dollars with him, which required exchanging at the bank.
After exchanging the dollars, the man was able to pay the missing 1,708 euros to the officers on the spot. With the payment settled, the man was able to continue his journey home using public transport after all police measures were completed.
It is worth noting that the man's driver's license has been confiscated by the Federal Police due to non-compliance with a driving ban from the same verdict.
For more information about the Federal Police, please visit their official website at www.bundespolizei.de. If you have specific questions or concerns about the incident at Hannover Airport, you can contact the Federal Police Inspectorate Airport Hannover at Detlef Zieling (0511 7281-1031, 0175 9031999, [email protected]).
Regarding the search for the head of the Federal Police Observation Office at Hanover Airport, the results do not provide information on their identity at this time.
This incident serves as a reminder of the importance of settling outstanding fines and adhering to court orders, especially when travelling across borders.
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