Reduced Wallet by EUR 2500 Following Border Control at Leipzig Airport - BPOLI L Report
A 32-year-old German man's vacation was disrupted due to legal issues stemming from his community-inflicted illegal drug importation conviction. The disruption occurred during his exit check at Leipzig, Schkeuditz, where authorities discovered a warrant for his arrest.
The man was wanted by the public prosecutor's office in Osnabrück on a warrant for his arrest. The initial sentence imposed by the Nordhorn Regional Court was a fine of €2,100 and a 70-day custodial sentence. However, the man had neither paid the fine nor served the sentence, leading to the issued warrant for his arrest.
Despite the disruption, the man was able to resolve the issues and continue his trip. He paid a total of €2,500, which included the fine and court costs, to avoid cancellation of his vacation.
The individual was sentenced by the Nordhorn Regional Court for community-inflicted illegal drug importation. The press spokesperson for the Federal Police Inspection Leipzig, who can provide further information about the case of the 32-year-old German detained by the Federal Police during his Turkey vacation, is Jens Damrau. Contact details: Phone 0341-271497108, Mobile 0172/3051280, Email [email protected].
It is worth noting that the man's vacation was not cancelled despite his previous unpaid fine and unserved custodial sentence. The man's vacation was disrupted due to his failure to comply with the court's initial sentence, but he later complied.
This incident serves as a reminder for individuals to comply with court orders to avoid further disruptions to their personal and professional lives.
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