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Rioters in Pirna: Chaos on the streets and arrest by police!
On September 22nd, 2025, a 38-year-old man rioted in Pirna-Sonnenstein; Police arrested him for dangerous interference in traffic.
Rioters in Pirna: Chaos on the streets and arrest by police!
Today, September 22, 2025, an incident in Pirna-Sonnenstein caused a stir: a 38-year-old man rioted on Deciner Straße. According to a report by Sächsische.de The rioter hit a bus stop with a baton, tore out plant posts and threw them onto the road. Particularly reprehensible: He stood in the way of drivers with the post and thus blocked the road.
The police didn't wait long and took the man, who is Syrian, into custody. Investigations are now underway against him for dangerous interference with road traffic, damage to property and coercion. Such incidents not only fuel fears among the population, but also shed light on current crime trends.
Current construction sites and traffic disruptions
It's not just criminal acts that are an issue in the region, but also the traffic situation. Caution is particularly advised on the motorways around Dresden. The A4 towards Chemnitz has a lot of traffic between Dresden-Hellerau and Wilsdruff, and there is a risk of traffic jams. A construction site has closed the Wilsdruff exit, which will remain until October 22, 2025. There is also traffic congestion on the A17 Prague towards Dresden due to a blockage at the tunnel entrance, as is the case Saxony Police reported.
Construction sites and traffic restrictions have become the norm in recent years. The A14 between Leipzig and Nossen is also affected - there will be lane-restricted survey work here until September 24, 2025. The situation on the roads is tense and requires patience and flexibility from drivers.
Crime development in Germany
Today's events in Pirna and the general trends in crime statistics make it clear that the challenges to safety on our streets and in our cities continue to exist. It remains to be seen how the authorities will respond to such incidents and what measures will be taken to improve the situation.