Burglary in Erlenbach: Police are looking for witnesses and gives security tips!

Burglary in Erlenbach: Police are looking for witnesses and gives security tips!

In a troubling incident in Erlenbach am Main, Miltenberg district, unknown perpetrators recently broke out a house. The break -in took place between Monday evening, 11:00 p.m. and Wednesday evening, 11:10 p.m. The burglars came through a violently open window inside the house and searched it for valuables. So far, nothing has been known about the exact amount of the thieves, but the perpetrators have escaped undetected.

The Aschaffenburg criminal police have already initiated the investigation and calls on the population to report if it can provide helpful information on the incident. Witnesses can contact the police on 06021/857-1733.

protective measures against break -ins

In order to help the citizens to prevent burglaries, the police give a number of practical behavior tips. These are intended to support you better secure your own home:

1. All windows and doors should be closed carefully, even if you only leave the house for a short time.
2. tilted windows are an easy destination for burglars because they can be opened without much effort. Therefore, it is advisable to completely close them.
3. It is particularly certain to always complete the door twice, even if you are only outside the house.
4. hiding keys outside the house is a bad idea, since burglars often know where such hiding places are.
5. roller shutters should only be lowered at night and not during the day so as not to signal an absence and not to attract burglars.

The criminal police experts are available for comprehensive advice. Appointments for security consultations can be used to discuss further individual protective measures.

The current developments for this incident and the reactions of the residents show how important housing security is today. While the police investigations continue, it remains to be seen whether further details come to light.

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