Aid's conformity with the internal market remains undetermined by the Commission.
In Frankfurt, Germany, two separate incidents involving unconstitutional symbols being spray-painted and unconstitutional content being shouted occurred at different locations within the city. On September 2, 2025, eleven unconstitutional symbols were found on an office building near the Breitenbach Bridge and on the bridge itself. The perpetrator(s) remain unknown, and further details about the investigation are not available.
On a separate occasion, on Monday, September 8, 2025, a 51-year-old man was arrested at Frankfurt Airport's regional train station for repeatedly shouting unconstitutional content. Following the arrest, a ban was issued on the area of the airport. The man was taken into custody at the local police station after he continued his behaviour.
The incidents at the Breitenbach Bridge and the airport are not the only ones that have raised concerns in Frankfurt. The authorities are actively investigating to identify the perpetrator(s) of these incidents. The police have urged anyone with information to come forward and report it.
For more information about these incidents, it is recommended to consult reliable news sources or official police reports from Frankfurt. City authorities typically provide updates on incidents with potential political or ideological implications promptly.
The contact information for the Presidential Palace Frankfurt am Main Press Office is as follows:
- Website: http://www.polizei.hessen.de/ppffm
- Email: [email protected]
The unauthorised use of symbols, especially those deemed unconstitutional, is illegal in Germany. The responsible authorities will undoubtedly conduct investigations into these matters. For specific information, it is advisable to contact the local police station, press offices, or the official city websites.
