The police union (GdP) in Bavaria considers the corona entry controls at the borders of the Free State to be “not very effective”. The “random checks” of people returning from travel pushed “the already very high burden on the police officers responsible for this even further,” the union announced on Thursday in Munich. As a result, core tasks in the veil search could be “neglected” https://www.sueddeutsche.de/bayern/. “The ideal would be a much larger extension of the controls,” said GdP state chief Peter Pytlik. “But we just can’t do that because we don’t have the staff.” On the question of who could take over such comprehensive controls instead, there are “no ideas,” said Pytlik.
Interior Minister Joachim Herrmann (CSU) drew a positive interim assessment of the corona entry controls in Bavaria on Wednesday: The Bavarian border police had “outstanding successes in combating cross-border crime and illegal migration” despite additional corona-related tasks.