Burglaries in allotments: Police are looking for witnesses for nocturnal vandalism

Burglaries in allotments: Police are looking for witnesses for nocturnal vandalism

in Duisburg on October 3, a series of burglaries came into an allotment garden on the Kalkweg. The police were informed at 10:20 a.m. and the officials found a picture of the chaos on site. The unknown perpetrators had gained access to several gazebos and caused great damage. Doors were broken up, windows were broken and materials from Denlauben thrown over the pile. The opening of the departure does not seem to be an isolated case, since expensive tools were stolen in at least five arubs.

The investigators of the Duisburg police assume that the break -ins during the night from 2nd to October 2 between midnight and 8 a.m. The living situation of those affected is severely impaired by such incidents, since the gardens are not only places for relaxation, but also for storing important tools and personal objects.

call for help

The Duisburg police ask the public for clues. If someone has made observations at the time or possibly seen a suspicious vehicle, asked to report to the crime commissioner 36 on 0203 2800. Such information can be crucial for the clarification of the crimes.

The incident shows how important it is to ensure the security of the common areas. A break -in is not only a loss of material values, but also the feeling of security and trust. The original goal of allotment gardens to offer a protected retreat is seriously questioned by such incidents.

Influencies in allotment gardens are unfortunately not uncommon, and the police will intensify their efforts to ensure the safety of the residents. The residents are asked to remain vigilant and report suspicious activities.

Detailed information about the incidents and the measures of the police can currently be found on social media and local news that deals intensively with the topic of crime and security. Hope for a quick clarification remains an important anchor for those affected.