Burglars in Linden - police are looking for witnesses for further acts!

Burglars in Linden - police are looking for witnesses for further acts!

in the middle of Hesse, more precisely in Linden, an exciting police operation occurred on the night of October 9th. A patrol of the waking police noticed suspicious activities in front of a telecom shop on Robert-Bosch-Straße around 1:50 a.m. A look behind the scenes revealed that there were several burglars to penetrate the shop. When the thieves noticed the police, they immediately flee. But the police were quickly on hand and could hold two of them. These two, a 20-year-old and a 24-year-old Romanian citizen, are said to have stolen cell phones worth around 14,000 euros by shattering a window.

The two arrested had to go to the police inspection, where they were brought before a judge the following day. The latter issued a ceremonial ceremony so that the suspects were brought to a correctional facility. The police are now looking for further information and asks witnesses who can contribute to the identity of the refugees accomplices.

other criminal incidents in the region

While the burglars were arrested in Linden, another crime occurred in Gießen. Here a black VW Golf, which was parked in a parking lot in the street at the school, was stolen. The theft occurred between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. It remained unclear whether the car was walked away or loaded onto a trailer. The local investigators are looking for information that could lead to the creation of the vehicle and possibly to the perpetrator.

In Buseck, an unsavory discovery was happened to be made. A witness found several garbage bags with slaughterhouse waste on October 13 that were stored on the Beuerner Weg. These waste apparently comes from sheep. Another witness had already observed an older VW with a follower on October 11 who held in the place. The police have now initiated investigations and asks for reports from people who may be able to provide information about the incident.

In Lollar, another crime was found. An unknown person broke into a motorhome that was parked on the site of a car dealership. The burglar climbed to the roof of the vehicle and opened a roof hatch there, but disappeared without prey. Here, too, the police asks for information from witnesses who may have seen something.

In addition, an incident in Wettenberg does not go unmentioned. In Obergasse, an unknown driver damaged a parked Opel Corsa between October 8 and the following morning. The driver of the supposedly larger vehicle, which could possibly be a construction site vehicle, simply removed from the scene of the accident. Here, too, the police are looking for eyewitnesses that can provide information about the damage caused by the damage.

The police are calling for the population to report information on the various incidents under the telephone numbers given. Especially in the case of burglary and car theft, the investigators are dependent on the help of the citizens to get the perpetrators on the track.