Berlin – The Middle East migrants that the Belarusian dictator Alexander Lukashenko allowed to seep across the border into Central Europe are now also arriving in Brandenburg. Last weekend, the Berlin Federal Police Department registered an increased number of illegal border crossings on the German-Polish border. From Friday to Sunday, federal police officers attacked a total of 251 men, women and children. They entered via Belarus and then via Lithuania and Poland. “This is a new weekend high,” said a police spokesman.
Among other things, a resident of Falkenhagen (Mark) called the police on Friday afternoon. The federal police then controlled a group of Iraqis. According to the federal police spokesman, they did not have any documents legitimizing residence. Among the twelve people was a 20-year-old pregnant woman who had to be rushed to hospital for medical treatment.
On Saturday morning, a mounted police patrol on the Neisse River observed a group of five people near Gross Gastrose and checked them. The five men from Yemen entered the country illegally. You have been arrested.
The Federal Police use the cavalry squadron as a supplement to classic stripes in the Brandenburg border section with Poland. The elevated seating position gives the officers a better overview of the area. The rider relay can also be used in otherwise inaccessible areas of terrain and forests.
At around 10 a.m. on Saturday, the federal police also searched for a group of possible unauthorized persons in Müllroser Chaussee in Frankfurt (Oder) after a notice to the citizen. She then met 15 Iraqi nationals near the local court. They were also unable to produce any documents that would have legalized their stay.
At around 2 p.m., also in Falkenhagen (Mark), federal police officers checked a group of 31 Iraqis and two Syrians. On Sunday, around 1 p.m., federal police officers checked a total of 18 Iraqi and Iranian nationals in Schlagsdorf, not far from the former Gubinek border crossing.
All those caught were brought to the central reception facility of the state of Brandenburg in Eisenhüttenstadt.
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