Overview
- The city, federal and state police, Deutsche Bahn, and the Frankfurt transport company signed a cooperation agreement on Monday to improve security and the quality of stay.
- Planned measures include increased patrols, preventive briefings for travelers on pickpocketing risks, continuous enforcement of the weapons-ban zone, closer joint analysis of station video systems, and more frequent raids.
- A major operation with roughly 200 officers took place at midday, which the interior minister said was the 14th raid this year in the area.
- The effort extends beyond the Hauptbahnhof to hubs such as Hauptwache, Konstablerwache, and Frankfurt-Höchst.
- Officials said the goal is to make the station district less attractive for criminal activity and to improve conditions for residents, visitors, and passengers.