Federal Police in Munich announce the commencement of Operation MSC, their 60th major operation
Federal Police Inspectorate Munich Successfully Secures 60th Munich Security Conference
The Federal Police Inspectorate Munich has successfully ensured a smooth and incident-free experience for travelers during the 60th Munich Security Conference (MSC 2024), according to a statement from the Federal Police Directorate Munich.
The police force, which is responsible for police hazard prevention and criminal prosecution in the area of German railways and the largest German S-Bahn network, has been actively patrolling train facilities throughout the conference. Over 200 forces, including regular personnel and officials from Bayreuth and Deggendorf, were deployed for the operation.
During the two-day event, a total of 92 identity checks were conducted from Friday to Saturday, with only one search. Ten assistance operations were carried out, including helping people who were heavily intoxicated. Fourteen dispersal orders were issued during the operation.
Chief Police Director Steffen Quaas expressed his satisfaction with the operation, citing good cooperation and preparation as key factors. He thanked the forces for their contributions to the successful event in Munich.
The police station in Munich East Station and the headquarters for non-operational areas with the investigation service are located in Denisstraße 1. There are also office rooms in Pasing and Freising. Travelers can reach the Federal Police Inspectorate Munich by phone around the clock at 089 / 515550 - 1111. The contact address for the Federal Police Inspectorate Munich is [email protected].
The Federal Police has been deploying forces at the three largest Bavarian train stations within the Federal Police Inspectorate Munich's area of responsibility to ensure the safety of conference attendees. The police station in Munich Central Station is located next to track 26.
The deployment of the Federal Police for the 60th Munich Security Conference will continue until February 18, 2024, at night. Further information can be found at www.bundespolizei.de. The attached image can be used for editorial purposes, with the addition "Federal Police" in connection with this press release.
