Burglaries are a problem in Luxembourg, especially in autumn and winter when the days are shorter. In this context, DP MP André Bauler asked the Minister responsible about the evolution of burglary statistics since October 2024, the rate of prosecution and what individuals can do to protect their homes against burglary

The methods for car theft are becoming increasingly sophisticated over time. Often it is especially larger cars or expensive brands that become targets. Are there particular brands that are more targeted than others? Our MP André Bauler has inquired with the Ministry for Home Affairs

When it comes to drug-related crime, everyone is talking about the areas of the central station and Hollerich. The residents are demanding more security, the police offices are only open to a limited extent or bound to disappear in the future. What is being done to ensure a police presence? Our MP Corinne Cahen inquired with the responsible ministries.

Internal security, rescue and defence: For the protection and welfare of citizens Internal security Ensure a modern and efficient police The DP is convinced that the police must be efficient and modern in order to best meet current and future security challenges. We therefore advocate measures for optimal staffing, material and infrastructural equipment. Further strengthen the customs administration...

When a private house or apartment catches fire, it is often not just people who are at risk. Many people also have pets. Not every animal is good at making itself heard. Is the fire brigade informed about pets? What methods are there and how are animals helped in an emergency? Our MP Claude Lamberty asked for further details.

Every now and then, the news comes that a person, often a minor, is missing. With the latter, it felt like that number had increased recently. How many people have gone missing in recent years? How quickly are these people found generally ? When is an AMBER Alert started? Can public transport help in the search for missing people? Our MPs Claude Lamberty and Carole Hartmann have asked the respective...

For nearly ten years, there have been discussions of a new police station in Wiltz. DP MP André Bauler asked an update on the project.

The situation of prison guards isn’t an easy one. Verbal attacks are part of their everyday life, and physical attacks and serious threats are also becoming more common. How are prison staff protected? How many attacks have there been in recent years? And how can the guards protect themselves from threats? Our MPs Claude Lamberty and Max Hahn have asked the responsible ministers.

One of the consequences of climate change is that the risk of forest fires increases due to higher temperatures and prolonged periods of drought. DP MP André Bauler has therefore asked how many forest fires there have been in the last years and how the CGDIS is preparing for a possible increase in this phenomenon.

With the arrival of summer comes the season of excursions to the lakes. Unfortunately, with each swimming season, there is also the news regarding accidents in- and outside of the water. How safe are the local lakes for the guests? Are there enough safety guards and pool attendents in the country? How are people being protected in and around the local waters? Our MPs Claude Lamberty and Max Hahn have...

The nuisance caused by the noise of tuned motorcycles is a recurring theme, especially during the good season. DP MP André Bauler wanted to know what the police is doing against this.

"Needle Spiking" involves secretly injecting a substance to render people defenseless at parties. For some time there have been increasing reports of people in clubs, at concerts or at festivals becoming victims of this phenomenon. Have there already been cases in Luxembourg and how should one react? What do the police do in such a case? Our MP Gusty Graas asked the relevant ministries.

In Trier and Mainz, police have launched a pilot project of a mobile phone radar. DP MPs Gusty Graas and Max Hahn asked if this radar could not be used in Luxembourg as well.

According to Europol, women and children in particular are targeted by criminal organisations. What is Luxembourg doing to protect Ukrainian refugees from this violence?

Who is allowed to take part in shooting range courses in Luxembourg? What kind of courses are offered to businesses as well as to individuals? What background checks and other checks are done? Our MPs Claude Lamberty and Max Hahn have inquired with the Ministry in charge.