Burglary in Lintel: Police are looking for witnesses for nightly act!

Burglary in Lintel: Police are looking for witnesses for nightly act!

Varenseller Straße, 33378 Rheda-Wiedenbrück, Deutschland - in the village of Rheda-Wiedenbrück there was a break-in into an office building in the night from 11th to October 12th to October 12th. Unknown perpetrators penetrated the premises between 5:00 p.m. on Saturday and 7.30 a.m. on Sunday via a window on the first floor. Cabinets were broken up inside, with the intruders captured a small amount of cash.

The Gütersloh police are now dealing intensively with the case and asked the population for help. Witnesses who have noticed something suspicious near Varenseller Straße or the road to the sawmill could have crucial information. Sights or information can be reported by phone on 05241 869-0.

examination and hope for information

In the case of burglaries like this, timely transfer of information from the public is often of great importance. The police officers hope to get new findings through indications of residents or passers -by that could lead to the identification of the perpetrators.

While the investigation is still in the beginning, it is important for the community to stay attentive and report suspicious activities. The citizenship's feeling of security can be quickly affected by such incidents, which is why prevention measures and the cooperation with the police should always be the focus.

The Gütersloh police have started similar calls for help in several burglaries in the past and was often able to receive important information. These “eyes and ears of the neighborhood” are invaluable for the investigation of crimes, and so the investigators rely on information that could contribute to clarifying the burglary in Rheda-Wiedenbrück.

The crime also throws a light on the general security situation in the region. Burglaries, especially in commercial rooms, can be alike for companies and residents. Therefore, the police appeal to all citizens to be vigilant and always report suspicious activities.

Overall, the question remains which further measures can be taken to prevent such incidents. The police will therefore continue to inform the public about their prevention work and ongoing investigations in the future.

Additional information about this incident is still rare, but future developments or information from the population could lead to more about the background of the break -in. A comprehensive overview of the situation offers The report on www.presseportal.de .