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Court upholds expulsion after assault on police officers

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The short version

A court confirmed the expulsion of a Syrian from Germany. The man had knocked a police officer to the ground in Greifswald in 2022, so that he became permanently incapacitated.

A court in Greifswald confirmed the legality of the deportation of a Syrian.2,1 The Syrian had knocked a police officer to the ground in Greifswald in 2022, so that he became permanently incapacitated.1 The city council had requested the deportation of the man after he attacked the policeman.1

The Syrian had filed an urgent application against the deportation, which was rejected by the court.1

Why it matters

  • Greifswald is a city in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern where the incident took place in 2022.1

  • Permanent incapacity means that the police officer can no longer exercise his profession.1

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2 source reports

2 outlets · 1 countries · citation numbers match the article

  1. 1

    WELT · DE

    Syrer stieß Polizisten auf Betonboden – Gericht bestätigt Ausweisung

    Aug 3, 2026

    Factliner text translated from German

  2. 2

    DIE ZEIT · DE

    Verwaltungsgericht: Gericht: Ausweisung nach Angriff auf Polizisten rechtmäßig

    Aug 3, 2026

    Factliner text translated from German

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