Vandalism in Wolkersdorf: Book exchange gondola already demolished!

Vandalism in Wolkersdorf: Book exchange gondola already demolished!

Schwabach
-In a regrettable incident in Wolkersdorf, a district of Schwabach, the newly directed book exchange gondola, which was only recently inaugurated, was damaged by unknown people. The police are looking for witnesses.

In the night of Friday, October 11th, between 10 p.m. and 7 a.m., the incident occurred, in which the gondola, which was accessible to everyone at the children's and youth club, was significantly affected. According to the Schwabach police inspection, the perpetrators hit several window panes of the property, which led to property damage of around 500 euros. However, nothing was stolen. This is particularly noteworthy because the book exchange gondola aims to promote the community and enable the exchange of literature and media.

The importance of book exchange gondola

The book exchange gondola was only inaugurated in mid-September after it was restored and rebuilt for almost two years. Your purpose is to offer a platform for the free exchange of well -preserved books, games as well as CDs and DVDs. There are certain restrictions when choosing the materials offered: specialist literature and school books are excluded, as are content that are considered illegal or not youth -free. This approach is intended to ensure that the gondola remains a child and youth-friendly place.

The attacks on the gondola raise questions about respect for community projects and the commitment of citizens for such initiatives. Annoyingly, it is the community spirit that is seriously endangered by such actions. The police have addressed Appeals to possible witnesses who can provide information about the perpetrators. Interested citizens are asked to report on the phone number (09122) 9270 to support the information process.

summarized this incident shows how easily a valuable joint project can be endangered by vandalism. While the police continue their investigations, it remains to be seen which measures the Wolkersdorf community will take to prevent such incidents in the future. For more information and current police reports, interested parties can visit the article on www.nn.de