Fraud scandal in Bad Segeberg: craftsmen disappears with payments!

Fraud scandal in Bad Segeberg: craftsmen disappears with payments!

Bad Segeberg, Deutschland - in Bad Segeberg are currently the focus of several significant developments that affect both legal and urban planning aspects. A sanitary company has received advance payments for material purchase, but has not provided any services. Affected people like a couple who have been waiting for the installation of a heat pump for a year see their patience to the test. The company is no longer available and seems to have hired its business, which may have led to a damage of 300,000 euros for a city administration. The public prosecutor has already launched investigations into fraud, such as ln-online

In addition, a 35-year-old man stands in front of the Kiel district court, who is charged with a brutal attack on a prostitute. The incident occurred on the B206 in the Segeberg district seven years ago. Due to the severity of the allegations, the case was moved to Kiel by the Bad Segeberg district court. Despite the defendant's disputes, his DNA was ensured on the victim, as also by ln-online

further challenges in Bad Segeberg

Another topic that is burdened by Bad Segeberg is the closure of the urban indoor pool. This has been closed for three and a half years due to renovation work. The reopening has already been postponed several times, most recently from August 2023 to December 2024 and finally on July 1, 2025. During the renovation work, unexpected problems such as dilapidated technology and pollutants, which have increased the costs to over 16 million euros. The planned new swimming pool is to be equipped with attractions such as a water course.

In the region, an expansion of the wind turbine infrastructure is also expected: In the next five weeks, five new wind turbines are delivered according to Neuengör. The heavy transporters are up to 100 meters long. Each wind turbine has a nominal output of 6.8 megawatts, which is more than the six old systems. The Kronberg rest area was released for the transport, while it is closed to normal traffic.

The US investor Hillwood is also planning a large logistics center in Ellerau with an area of ​​10,000 square meters. The truck traffic is to be reduced from 1600 to 780 trips per day. Despite these changes, the city of Quickborn remains in its complaint against the Segeberg district, which has approved the settlement, and a court will make the final decision.

-transmitted by West-Ost-Medien