Airport Arrest of Dortmund: From the Cockpit to the Cuffs
A 43-year-old Bulgarian man was arrested at Dortmund Airport in Germany on September 7th at 12:30 PM. The Federal Police made the arrest during passport control from Sofia, Bulgaria.
The man was taken to the Federal Police station at Dortmund Airport for further identification. His identity was confirmed by a fingerprint scan, and it was revealed that he was wanted by multiple authorities. Five public prosecutors' offices had been actively looking for the man.
The reasons for the wanted notices included fraud, money laundering, theft, and embezzlement. The Landshut District Court had issued an arrest warrant for the man.
Following his identification, the man was presented to the competent judge after his arrest. The Federal Police notified the issuing authorities about the arrest of the man.
The source of this article is presseportal.de. However, the name of the 43-year-old Bulgarian citizen arrested at Dortmund Airport remains undisclosed in the available reports.
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