Police impose entry bans on 64 clan members in Göttingen

After shots fired at a police officer in Göttingen, police have taken action against members of two large families. 64 people are receiving residence bans or reporting obligations. Some are no longer allowed to enter the city.

The measures follow shots fired at a police officer in the city. The affected individuals come from two large families. Violations of the bans can be prosecuted as administrative offenses.

Police stated that the entry bans and reporting obligations are being implemented immediately. The operation targets criminal structures in the region.

The decision was announced on July 11, 2026. It concerns persons previously linked to violent crimes.

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