Major Foreign Police Operation in Prague: Almost 400 Foreign Nationals Checked in Černý Most
During a large-scale operation at the Černý Most bus terminal and metro station, police identified several violations of residence regulations
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Prague’s Foreign Police checked almost 400 foreign nationals during an operation in Černý Most on Friday. Three people were found to be staying in the Czech Republic without valid residence permits. Administrative deportation proceedings were initiated against them.
On Friday afternoon and evening, Prague’s Foreign Police carried out an extensive inspection operation in the Černý Most area. The checks focused on the bus terminal, the adjacent metro station and the immediate surroundings. The aim of the operation was to identify individuals staying in the Czech Republic without valid residence permits and to verify compliance with the applicable residence regulations.
15 Violations Penalised – Three People Face Deportation
Within a few hours, officers checked almost 400 foreign nationals. During the operation, they identified several violations of Czech residence legislation.
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In 15 cases, police issued fines totalling 15,000 crowns. The most common violation involved individuals failing to carry the required identification documents.
Three other individuals were detained by officers after being found to be staying in the Czech Republic without valid residence permits. Police initiated administrative deportation proceedings against them.
Photo: Policie ČR
Further Checks Announced in Prague
According to police, the operation in Černý Most was part of a series of checks being carried out across Prague throughout this year.
The Foreign Police announced that similar checks would continue to take place in the Czech capital.
