Enhancing public safety in Bavaria: Prioritizing the security of citizens - ensuring a secure environment for everyone!

In the aftermath of the tragic knife attack in Aschaffenburg, Thorsten Grimm, the 1st deputy state chairman of DPolG Bavaria, has spoken out, expressing deep concern and condemnation.

Grimm, a prominent figure in Bavarian politics, underscored the constitutional right of the people to security. He emphasised the urgent need for further measures and enhanced police powers to strengthen security in public spaces.

The tragic incident has left the community in shock, with Grimm describing the emotional impact as "deep wounds in the hearts of the people." He also held politics accountable for the violent deaths of a two-year-old kindergarten child and a 41-year-old helper in a public park.

Grimm reaffirmed his support for the demands of the Bavarian state government to tighten migration and asylum policy. He also voiced his agreement with ongoing discussions about limiting migration, significantly expanding required deportations and expulsions, and addressing the overwhelmed integration capacity of the country.

In a statement provided by news aktuell, DPolG Bavaria, represented by Markus Haiß, expressed their condolences and called for harsh consequences in response to the attack. For more information, you can contact DPolG Bavaria at 08955279490, [email protected], or visit their website at www.dpolg-bayern.de.

Grimm reiterated his belief that it is the duty of politics to fulfil the promise of protection for all citizens, especially children and those using public spaces. He emphasised the importance of politics taking immediate action to ensure the safety and security of the public.

As the investigation into the Aschaffenburg knife attack continues, the community and DPolG Bavaria remain committed to seeking justice and ensuring such tragic events do not happen again.