Luxury body thieves in Berlin: Police strikes alleged gang!

Luxury body thieves in Berlin: Police strikes alleged gang!

In a comprehensive major of the police in Berlin, several suspects were arrested who are suspected of stolen and sold high-quality car parts. During the searches in the districts of Spandau, Alt-Hohenschönhausen and Marzahn, the investigators discovered evidence that indicates the criminal activities of a alleged gang.

The police initially arrested a 23-year-old and a 37-year-old man. A 22-year-old was later taken care of, a spokesman for the Berlin public prosecutor said. In the apartments of the accused, who are between 22 and 38, and in a garage complex, the officials found various evidence, including theft tools, cell phones, data carriers and a lot of auto parts such as rims and tires. In addition, the police were able to secure cash of over 20,000 euros.

Heavy band theft in the focus of the investigation

The public prosecutor's office has initiated an investigation into severe band theft. According to the authorities, the suspects have been active since March and could be related to at least two other unknown accomplices that are also involved in the thefts. The amount of the damage is estimated on hundreds of thousands of euros, but an exact amount has not yet been mentioned.

A total of around 80 police officers were involved in the campaign, which were specifically against the gang. The arrested men should be shown to a judge during the day in order to implement the existing arrest warrants and to transfer them to custody.

The Situation caused excitement in the capital and shows how organized the illegal business with stolen car parts has become. Such incidents also highlight the need to increase the security measures in order to protect citizens from crime and to hold the perpetrators into account.

The consequences of this incident are not yet completely foreseeable, but the police and the public prosecutor do everything possible to clarify the background and identify other possible perpetrators. The investigation is still in progress, and it remains to be seen which further information the authorities will bring to light, as reports www.borkenerzeitung.de .