Frankfurt Airport: Eritrea Document Fraudulent Activity

Manipulated refugee fun at Frankfurt Airport discovered: A 31-year-old Eritreaner failed when entering Germany and is now being pursued by a criminal law and other offenses. His return to Great Britain was ordered.

An Eritrischer was not allowed to enter Germany on Wednesday, September 9, after irregularities were found to check his travel document at Frankfurt Airport. The 31-year-old had entered Newcastle and presented a British refugee fun in the entry control. The officials noticed that two sides of the document were glued together and handed over the passport to the forensic service. The latter confirmed that the document had been manipulated.

The man stated to the federal police officers to have glued the pages together to remove a previously registered Ethiopian visa. A review of his fingerprints also showed that he is sought by the public prosecutor’s office in Dortmund for an unassistable false statement under another identity.

The federal police initiated an investigation against the man, including the change of an official ID and attempted illegal entry. The entry into Germany was denied and he was rejected to Great Britain.

This post comes from presseportal.de and was created with the help of AI.

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