Enhancing public safety in Bavaria: Prioritizing the sense of security for everyone!

In the wake of the tragic knife attack in Aschaffenburg that claimed the lives of a two-year-old kindergarten child and a 41-year-old helper in a public park, Jürgen Ascherl, the 1st Deputy State Chairman of DPolG Bavaria, has spoken out about the need for increased security.

Grimm, who is also a prominent politician, stated that the state has a duty to protect all citizens, especially children and those in public spaces. He emphasised that the people have a constitutional right to security and demanded tough consequences in response to the attack.

DPolG Bavaria is putting politics on notice regarding the need for immediate action to ensure public safety. The organisation is urging for immediate measures and police powers to enhance security in public spaces.

The topics of limiting migration, expanding required rejections and deportations, and the overwhelmed integration capacity are being discussed as possible solutions to prevent such incidents in the future.

Thorsten Grimm referred to the violent deaths as a clear indication of the need for increased security. He expressed deep concern about the impact of the attack on citizens and stated that the state government's demands to tighten migration and asylum policy are supported by DPolG Bavaria.

For further questions, DPolG Bavaria can be contacted via their official website at https://www.dpolg-bayern.de or by email at [email protected]. Markus Haiß is the contact person, and his telephone number is 08955279490.

DPolG Bavaria's official statement was transmitted via news aktuell.