Federal Law Enforcement at Hamburg Airport: Individual Taken into Custody - Charges for Driving Without a License and Fleeing from an Accident
In an incident that unfolded at Hamburg Airport on Tuesday, a 38-year-old Spanish national was taken into custody by the Federal Police. The individual was wanted by the Public Prosecutor's Office in Mönchengladbach since mid-May 2025, in connection with charges of reckless driving without a license and leaving the scene of an accident.
The traveler, who could not pay the required fine of 3,724.50 euros, was detained at the Holstenglacis detention centre. Initially, a fine of 90 daily rates of 40 euros each, totaling 3,600 euros, was imposed. However, as the traveler was unable to pay, 90 days of imprisonment were ordered instead. Additionally, the court ordered the payment of an extra 124.50 euros to cover additional costs.
For further queries regarding this incident, the Federal Police Inspectorate Airport Hamburg can be contacted. Their head, Superintendent Michael Ehlchel, mentioned in the text, can be reached via telephone at 040 500 27-104, by email at [email protected], or by fax at 040 500 27-272. Alternatively, you can reach them via mobile at 0172 427 56 08.
The official website for the Federal Police is www.bundespolizei.de, and for updates on their activities in the North, you can follow them on Twitter at @bpol_nord.
Marcus Henschel, who appears to be a contact person for the Federal Police, can also be reached by telephone at the aforementioned numbers or by email.
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