Deportation-task force deals with Beelitz violent offenders

After two acts of violence in Beelitz in Brandenburg, a task force deals with the case to deport offenders. This was said by the spokesman for the Interior Ministry, Andreas Carl, the German Press Agency. The Taskforce will take the case of the 23 -year -old accused from the West African Guinea. According to the ministry, he has a residence permit and was not obliged to leave.

In addition to the central immigration authority, the Taskforce, which was formed in 2020, are also employees of the Interior Ministry. Among other things, it is about decisions to deport criminal and intensive careers.

Murder accusation against 23-year-olds

The 23-year-old man is said to have killed a man in an apartment complex in Beelitz-Heilstätten about two weeks ago. Days later he is said to have injured a woman from Ukraine there. The Potsdam public prosecutor throws him murder and tried murder. The authority did not answer questions about the background and the motif of the 23-year-old with reference to the ongoing investigation.

According to the Interior Ministry, the accused has lived in Germany since 2016. He had a residence permit by January 23, 2025, whose extension had been applied for on time. He was also not known to the police for prior crimes.

Residence permit for well -integrated young people granted

As the spokesman for the Interior Ministry said, the 23-year-old submitted an asylum application in 2019, which was based in 2021. On January 24, 2023, he was given a residence permit.

According to the Ministry of Paragraph 25a, this decision was based on the residence law that well integrated young people and young adults can get a right to stay in Germany. Among other things, you have had to “successfully attend school” or have acquired a recognized school or professional qualification for three years. In addition, there may be no specific indications in accordance with the law that the foreigner does not confess to the freedom of basic democratic order of the Federal Republic of Germany.