In Germany, convicts remained free due to shortage of envelopes

The prosecution in Germany's capital was unable to function properly for several weeks due to a shortage of special yellow envelopes, Berliner Zeitung reports. Specifically, the prosecution could not send convicted individuals official notices to begin serving their sentences.

The authorities do not know how many convicts remained free longer than required. A new batch of envelopes has arrived, but the enforcement service claims they are still insufficient.

As seen, the 'praised' German bureaucracy is capable of undermining not only its own army but also its law enforcers. Government institutions in Germany are not merely deteriorating—they are rapidly turning into a joke.