Correct money shock: Chemnitz Christmas market and petrol station affected!

Correct money shock: Chemnitz Christmas market and petrol station affected!

An unscrupulous teenager caused a stir at the historic Chemnitz Christmas market! Among the sparkling lights of the festive stalls, a 15-year-old Syrian tried to get a wooden figure with fake 100-euro note. But the police were vigilant and grabbed the young false münzer. Cash money has long been causing trouble in Chemnitz and the Erzgebirge, and the officials have now urged to have incorrect appearance. TAG24 The lettering "Moviemoney" was emblazoned, a clear warning for dealers not to trust every appearance blindly.

But the brazen fraudsters don't know a break! While the minds in Chemnitz still had to calm down, it hit a shop in the tranquil Schwarzenberg. A petrol station was the goal of another counterfeit money - cigarettes changed hands, but the bill was play money. How brazen do you have to be to try that? The seller noticed the wrong money when the fraudster had long since disappeared.

fraudsters continue their circles

This criminal stitch does not remain an isolated case beyond the Ore Mountains. Is there a gang that runs through the German Christmas scene and seems to make big money with fake? Reports from the Aue and Schneeberg region show that similar cases have occurred many times. The police determine feverishly and calls on the population to take a close look at the banknotes and examine them for haptic and optical abnormalities.

attempted burglary in Barby

Meanwhile, a different scene took place on the Barby Christmas market. There, brazen thieves almost stole the income of a common cash register shortly before the market end. The hunters of Hegering, who are traditionally known for their non -profit work, took stock of their success - wild goulash and mulled wine flowed. The good purpose for which the donations were intended would almost be fallen into the water, because the income was considered aid for club projects. folk voice reported that Viewed and the law enforcement officers called on the plan.

The Christmas season creates a special atmosphere, but fraudsters and thieves also try to make profit from the good faith of people in this contemplative time. Vigilance is advised and the police call for caution. So stay careful and enjoy the magic of the Christmas markets without losing sight of your valuables or cash!