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Federal Police Arrest Two Wanted Men After International Arrivals at Munich and Bremen Airports

The airport detentions illustrate how border checks enable swift execution of warrants at Germany’s entry points.

Overview

  • On March 9, a 60-year-old arriving from Bangkok was arrested at Munich Airport after officers, acting on prior intelligence, waited at the gate and took him into custody immediately after deplaning.
  • He was transferred to the Landshut correctional facility to serve a three-year, four-month sentence from a 2022 Nuremberg court verdict for breach of trust.
  • An asset-recovery order of about €50,000 linked to the Munich case could not be enforced because the detainee reported having no seizable assets.
  • Separately the same day, a 45-year-old landing from London-Stansted was detained at Bremen Airport when passport control flagged an investigation arrest warrant from Nuremberg prosecutors.
  • Investigators allege the 45-year-old took part in at least two robbery-theft offenses in February 2025 in the Nuremberg area; he has no fixed residence in Germany and was handed to Bremen state police and jailed.