Burglars despite the entry lock: Discovered thiefs discovered!

Burglars despite the entry lock: Discovered thiefs discovered!

Pasewalk, Deutschland - On July 14, 2025, a sought-after burglar was caught at the German-Polish border crossing. The 45-year-old Romanian was traveling from Szczecin to Berlin on the A11 motorway when the police arrested him. Previously, an arrest warrant from the Kiel public prosecutor's office had been issued after he had already been sentenced to two and a half years in prison for burglary. Interestingly, he had already served part of his punishment and was supposed to be deported to his homeland in February 2025. However, this planning failed because his penalty was exposed and also existed with a re-incorporation lock against him, as [nordkurier] (https://www.nordkurier.de/regional/pasewalk/verurter-einbrecher-reist-trotz-ber-ein-ein-ein-ein-ein-ein-ein-ein-ein-ein-in-

When arresting, the investigators found a considerable amount of valuable objects in the man's vehicle - including silver cutlery, silver service panels, jewelry and watches - of which is still unclear. The police assume that these things come from Scandinavia and confiscated them for further investigation. The man is now being pursued due to suspicion of stealing.

legal framework conditions

entry bans are a serious matter in Germany. As soon as a foreigner threatens deportation or expulsion, he usually receives an entry lock. According to the specialist lawyer, such a lock can be imposed for a certain period of time, but not for more than five years. In serious cases, the deadline can even be extended to up to ten years if the person concerned is a danger to public security.

The residence law (§ 11 AufenthG) stipulates that a deported or proven foreigner must not leave again. Entry and residence bans in the central central register, inpol and in the Schengen information system (SIS) are noted. Those who do not stick to it and are reintroducing them again must expect hard punishments. These can lead up to three years of imprisonment or high fines.

The consequences of criminal proceedings

Criminal proceedings against foreign citizens can have far -reaching consequences. Many affected people are often not aware of the consequences and are unprepared in interrogations, which can have fatal effects on their residence status, such as anwalt.de describes. A final conviction can lead to the expulsion, especially in the event of serious crimes.

When weighing up between the interests of expulsion and the interests of the leg, the severity of the crime plays an important role. In the event of a conviction that includes more than 90 daily rates, the immigration office is usually informed, which often leads to the relevant places. For foreign accused, it is therefore advisable to obtain legal advice in good time in order to avoid possible negative consequences and to secure the right of residence.

The arrested Romanian is now taken to the prison in Neustrelitz, where he has to serve the remaining two and a half months of his prison sentence. The procedure leads to further investigations and it remains to be seen how the case will develop.