The police have returned copies of Mein Kampf that were confiscated from a bookstore, following the dismissal of the case by the prosecution. The apology was initiated by the director of the police force, who personally contacted the owner of the bookstore to express regret over the actions of the officers involved.
Two officers were dispatched to return the confiscated books and to apologise in person. The undercover officer who initially alerted his colleagues about the sale of the volumes did not contact the bookstore beforehand, according to the owner.
Despite the incident, the bookstore owner has decided against filing a complaint regarding the police's actions but plans to document the events with the police department to ensure there is a written record of what transpired. The two employees present at the time will be responsible for this documentation.
The owner described the police's approach as courteous, although she characterised the experience as
