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A 45-year-old Syrian national was arrested at Frankfurt Airport on August 21st, 2025, by the Federal Police. The arrest was based on a wanted notice issued by the Foreigners' Authority in Bielefeld due to an existing ban on entry and residence.
The man, who had previously been convicted of forgery, was wanted for violating the residence ban. He arrived at Frankfurt Airport from Athens/Greece. Upon his arrest, he was fined €1,050 for the forgery conviction and paid procedural costs of €1,139.50.
The Federal Police Directorate Airport Frankfurt am Main, the agency responsible for the investigation and deportation, confirmed the arrest and subsequent deportation of the Syrian national. The man was deported to Athens on August 22, 2025.
The Public Prosecutor's Office in Paderborn was also seeking the man via an arrest warrant. The public prosecutor's office in Germany that investigated the Syrian national for violating the residence ban and dissolution before his deportation is not publicly specified.
The Syrian national's arrest occurred late in the evening of August 21st. The Press Office of the Federal Police Directorate Airport Frankfurt am Main can be contacted for further inquiries at [email protected] or 069 / 6800 - 10105.
This news was transmitted via news aktuell by the Federal Police Directorate Airport Frankfurt am Main. The source of the information remains unspecified.
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