Enhancing Public Safety in Bavaria: Prioritizing Citizen Safety - guaranteeing a secure environment for everyone!

In a tragic incident that occurred in a public park, the lives of a two-year-old kindergarten child and a 41-year-old helper were cruelly taken. This unfortunate event has brought to light the paramount importance of security in our public spaces.

Thorsten Grimm, the 1st deputy chairman of DPolG Bavaria, has expressed his deep concern and has called for immediate measures and police powers to enhance security in public spaces. Grimm asserted that the attack demonstrated the vulnerability of society's most vulnerable members and underscored the duty of politics to ensure the safety of all citizens, particularly children, in public spaces.

Grimm's demands following the incident include harsh consequences and tightened security measures. He has also shown his support for the Bavarian state government's demands to tighten migration and asylum policy, citing the current discussions on limiting migration, expanding required rejections and deportations, and the overwhelmed integration capacity of the country.

Markus Haiß, the contact person at DPolG Bavaria for questions regarding security in public spaces, is currently addressing the aftermath of the Aschaffenburg incident. Citizens have a constitutional right to security, and DPolG Bavaria's stance remains focused on ensuring the safety of all citizens in public spaces.

For inquiries, citizens can contact Markus Haiß at DPolG Bavaria via telephone (08955279490), email ([email protected]), or on their website (www.dpolg-bayern.de).

As the investigation into the Aschaffenburg park tragedy continues, it is clear that the incident has reinforced Grimm's advocacy for enhanced security measures and his support for the Bavarian state government's efforts to tighten migration and asylum policy. The public is urged to remain vigilant and to report any suspicious activities to local authorities.