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Returned one hour after deportation: a court in Germany sent a Polish man to prison after three expulsions
A Polish man, deported three times from Germany, received 6 months in prison.
A 58-year-old Polish citizen was expelled from Germany three times for violating the ban on entry, but he kept returning. The first deportation occurred in 2020, depriving him of the right to freely enter the country. Nevertheless, last Sunday the man arrived by train in Görlitz, where he was immediately detained by police.
After processing the man's documents, he was sent back to Poland again, but the very next day he returned to Germany. At the train station he was suspected of shoplifting and police were called. By that time the man was very drunk: his blood alcohol content measured 2,29 per mille.
Although he paid for the goods, police again filed a case for illegal entry and deported him. The man stated that he would soon return, and kept his word: already an hour later he was again found at the Görlitz station. This behavior prompted an expedited court proceeding.
In the end, the district court of Görlitz sentenced the Polish man to six months in prison without the possibility of early release. On the day of the verdict, 58-year-old man was taken to prison.
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