Overview
- Gelnhausen’s newly formed security commission held its inaugural meeting today and recommended modernizing video surveillance across the city.
- Commission members called for the deployment of integration officers and streetworkers to bridge cultural and linguistic divides in public spaces.
- Officials plan a public safety survey in collaboration with the state police to identify danger spots and inform targeted interventions.
- The group urged participation in the Interior Ministry’s Kompass program and proposed upgrading pool facilities with revamped changing rooms, trained staff and modern entry systems.
- Meanwhile, the Hanau public prosecutor continues a high-intensity investigation into the June 22 pool groping, with four suspects released pending further proceedings.