The raid at the Stern Center was very unpleasant for a woman from the MK.
Lüdenscheid – Combating undeclared work and the unpleasant consequences: The nationwide raid by customs officers, for which a team was also working in the toilet facility of the Stern Center on Monday, will be one in particular uninvolved passer-by remain uncomfortable in the memory. Barbara Schmidt (43) Kierspe She had to go to the quiet place at the time of access, of all places. “But the officers turned me away in an unfriendly and rather rude manner.”
| city | Lüdenscheid |
| circle | Märkischer Kreis |
| area | 86,73 km² |
| Residents | 72,313 (Dec. 31, 2019) |
| mayor | Sebastian Wagemeyer (SPD) |
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The beginning period the qualified pedagogue gave her a hard time on Monday in her own words. But instead of being able to take care of herself quickly in a toilet, she experienced a humiliating odyssey. When she asked when the operation ended, a customs officer reacted gruffly: “It takes as long as it takes!” Cafes and restaurants were closed due to the corona. A saleswoman in a boutique in the Stern-Center refused to open her toilet.
During the raid on the Stern Center: woman urgently needs to go to the toilet
Barbara Schmidt hurried to the branch of a nearby one Health insurance. “I was turned away there too.” desperate cry for help also died away in a pharmacy across the street. The menstrual period could not be stopped. “I then drove to my parents sitting on my rolled-up jacket and just cried.” There she had a migraine attack under the impression of the experiences and had to vomit.
The legal dimension is one side. A “Failure to provide assistance” The Lüdenscheid lawyer Dominik Petereit says that there is definitely no such thing as a saleswoman or a pharmacist in the legal sense. “For one But there was no reason to refuse by the officials. “The mission had nothing to do with the toilet, there was no threat of bacteria, viruses or other dangers. Petereit: “I find the behavior of the officials extremely strange.”
The lawyer points to one Case from Baden-Württemberg. The district court Mosbach had in 2016 two police officers convictedwho prevented a man from going to the loo. The man wet his pants. One of the two officers was sentenced to a suspended sentence of six months, the other to a fine of 9,000 euros – for Assault in office.
Raid in the Stern Center: Barbara Schmidt had a very unpleasant experience.
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Zolloberamtsrat Brehe, who started the nationwide deployment on Monday from Münster from, says in an interview with our editorial team that he regrets the incident – and will investigate the allegations against his officials, especially with regard to the “rude tone“. Brehe: “Without a review of the processes, blame is not appropriate.” In fact, the toilet facility is “20 to 30 minutes” was blockedbefore the center management opened a staff toilet to the general public.
Raid in the Stern Center: shock for woman from Kierspe – customs reacts abruptly
Basically, a search is “always a security-relevant situation“Continues the head of operations. First of all, security must always be established before approval. “Not everyone is happy with that, but from our point of view this is appropriate. “Brehe offers Barbara Schmidt a personal interview and plans to clarify this with the team that was there.
A few days after the incident, the 43-year-old was “somewhat relieved of the shock recovered ”, as she says. It is not important for her to take the officials to court. “It is important to me that the Publicity becomes attentive so that everyone can see what the social climate is like in this country. “
Especially the fact that she was in need of all things Women rejected who work in health care annoys them. There were women among the customs officers as well.
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