A 25-year-old man attempted an unusual method of smuggling four mobile phones into the Ansbach district court in Germany. The man had reportedly wrapped the phones in condoms and inserted them into his rectum in order to deliver them to a friend incarcerated in the facility. His nervous behavior upon entering the court caught the attention of the security personnel, although he initially passed through the security checks without any issues.

After entering the court, the man immediately made his way to the restroom, which raised suspicions among the court staff. A justice officer, on investigating the quick bathroom visit, discovered the concealed phones hidden in a toilet paper roll shortly thereafter. The discovery highlighted not only the lengths individuals may go to assist incarcerated friends but also the ongoing issue of contraband smuggling within judicial facilities.

This incident sheds light on the challenges faced by security at courts and prisons, as they must continually adapt to various smuggling techniques. It raises broader questions on the measures in place to prevent such occurrences and the implications for the safety and security of both the court staff and the broader justice process.