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Greifswald Court Finds Police Removal of Student From Class Unlawful

The decision criticizes the in-class Gefährderansprache as disproportionate, paving the way for the family’s bid for formal rehabilitation through a pending suit against the education ministry.

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Das Verwaltungsgericht in Greifswald äußerte sich nun zu einem Polizeieinsatz im Februar 2024
Loretta mit ihren Eltern. Diese verlangen nun vor Gericht Gerechtigkeit für ihre Tochter.
Eine Gefährderansprache bei einer Schülerin wegen rechter Posts in sozialen Medien durch die Polizei in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern während des Unterrichts ist rechtswidrig gewesen. Das entschied das Verwaltungsgericht Greifswald laut einer Sprecherin.

Overview

  • On July 1, 2025, the Verwaltungsgericht Greifswald ruled that officers unlawfully removed 16-year-old Loretta B. from her classroom in February 2024.
  • The court held that pulling Loretta out in front of classmates was disproportionate and noted the meeting could have been held at home or a police station.
  • Police had confirmed from the start that none of Loretta’s eight TikTok posts, including an “HH” jacket logo mistaken for extremist symbolism, were criminal.
  • Loretta’s mother, Annett B., and family lawyer Ralf Stark argue the student suffered undue stigmatization and demand formal rehabilitation.
  • The ruling is not yet final, and the family has filed a separate lawsuit against the state education ministry to pursue full legal recognition of the intervention’s unlawfulness.