Two federal law enforcement officers carried out search warrants, leading to the detainment of an individual who received a 92-day jail sentence.
In a recent development, a German national was taken into custody by federal police at Magdeburg Central Station on August 15, 2025. The individual was wanted by the Public Prosecutor's Office in Halle (Saale) - Branch Office Naumburg due to two arrest warrants issued against them in July 2025.
The arrest warrant enforcement was promptly communicated to the relevant authority by the federal police. The man was found to have an outstanding amount of 635 euros that he was unable to pay, leading to his 92-day imprisonment sentence.
The man's legal history includes convictions for petty theft and fraud. In October 2023, the Naumburg Local Court convicted him for petty theft and sentenced him to an initial 300 euros or 60 days of imprisonment. In January 2025, the same court convicted him of fraud and sentenced him to 350 euros in fines or 70 days of imprisonment. However, it appears that the man had not served his sentence in either case.
Federal police officers apprehended the man, informed him of the warrants, and transported him to the station. The Federal Police Inspectorate in Magdeburg can be contacted for further inquiries. Their contact details include a telephone number (+49 (0) 391-56549-505), email address ([email protected]), and website (www.bundespolizei.de).
Regrettably, the search results do not provide information about the deputy public prosecutor in Halle - Staatskanzlei Naumburg who issued the two arrest warrants in July 2025.
For updates and news from the Federal Police in Magdeburg, follow them on Twitter at @bpol_pir.
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