Federal police arrested a 28-year-old man on Sunday evening at the German-Dutch border on an outstanding custodial warrant alleging cannabis dealing, and he is now in prison.[1][2] The man, whose nationality was stated as unclear, was a passenger on a cross-border train from the Netherlands and was checked at Bad Bentheim station at about 22:00 during temporarily reintroduced internal border controls.[1][2][3]

The identity check showed he was wanted for dealing in a not-small quantity of cannabis in a particularly serious case.[1][2][3] The competent local court had ordered pretrial detention because he had apparently gone underground to evade the proceedings.[1][3] After spending a night in police custody, he was brought before a custodial judge the next day and then admitted to a prison.[1][2][3]

The judiciary had also repeatedly circulated requests to establish his whereabouts.[1] A second outlet corroborates the Sunday-evening arrest in Bad Bentheim on the custodial warrant and the border-control check at the station of the man arriving from the Netherlands.[4]