The deportation of a family is lost in a plane different than intended. The police had to act immediately.

Frankfurt – these scenes will remind all Involved certainly for a long time: In an airplane that should fly from Frankfurt to Barcelona, whipped out suddenly firearms . Because the deportation of a family was totally out of control. About the incident extratipp.com* reported.

Drama at Frankfurt airport: a man is fighting against deportation

What happened? On Wednesday (23. January) was supposed to fly a Syrian (33) together with his family, three children and a wife, from Frankfurt to Barcelona. The police in a press release. Three Federal police officers brought the family, the should be deported under the Dublin Convention , in the plane. There escalated the Situation but before the machine could start: The 33-Year-old moved to the rear of the plane completely out of the eyes of a knife!

all the people present immediately alert – so also in the case of the present Federal police officers, two of which are pulled out immediately your weapons . While the man demanded loudly shouted, and a crash of deportation, said the third official is reassuring the father of a family.

The intermediary officials, the 33-Year-old, under the fuse of his colleagues, from the machine at Frankfurt airport (all information on Frankfurt airport, has received extratipp.com*).

deportation at Frankfurt airport: the father of a family had tied a knife

On the rear stairs for the passengers overpowered the Federal police, the father of a family, and him. Quickly turned out that it was not a knife, but nail file . The deportation was canceled, the family returned to the station. The investigations are currently in progress.

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