Federal police checked two travellers in border area controls, finding wanted cases that led to arrests in Boisheim and Kempen. On Saturday, 10 October 2026, the Bundespolizei stopped a 34-year-old man at Boisheim station. He was travelling in Regionalexpress 13 from the Netherlands. Police database checks showed he was wanted by the public prosecutor in Duisburg over fraud. The man’s 1,200 euro fine was paid by his wife at the Federal Police station in Oberhausen, preventing a threatened 40-day prison term. After the police measures were completed, officers allowed him to continue his journey. On Sunday morning, 11 October 2026, Bundespolizei officers stopped passengers on the Autobahn 61 on a cross-border long-distance bus route from Amsterdam to Passau. A 24-year-old man from Poland was identified for checks. Officers found that he was wanted by the public prosecutor in Augsburg for pre-trial detention over resistance against enforcement officers, with flight risk stated. He was also wanted by the public prosecutor in Deggendorf over an offence under the Ordnungswidrigkeitengesetz, facing either payment of a 640 euro fine or 23 days of coercive detention. The 24-year-old was arrested on site. After police measures, he was brought before the investigating judge at the Amtsgericht Krefeld and then taken into custody at the Willich prison. The operations were reported by the Bundespolizeidirektion Sankt on 12 October 2026.