Shock in Pinneberg: Third SUV theft series remains unsolved!

Shock in Pinneberg: Third SUV theft series remains unsolved!

In the German city of Tornesch, which is located in the Pinneberg district, an incident occurred that called the local police on the scene. Three SUVs were recently stolen, which promptly led to an intensive search. The police were now able to report a first success: On the A24 motorway, more precisely in Gudow in the Duchy of Lauenburg district, a woman who was traveling in one of the stolen vehicles was arrested

The transfer of the alleged thief continued to promote the investigation in this case. After her arrest, however, the driver was released. However, this does not mean the end of their legal difficulties. According to the police, she could now have to answer for severe band theft. This is a serious offense that is punished with high punishments in Germany.

further developments in the search

But the arrest of the woman was not the only remarkable development. A second vehicle, which was also stolen from Tornesch, was found after a traffic accident in Brandenburg. However, the driver of this car fled what the investigators posed for a new challenge. The third stolen car from Pinneberg remains disappeared and the search for this vehicle continues.

The police appeal to the public to provide information if someone has information about the thefts or the whereabouts of the last vehicle. The thefts of cars, especially SUVs, are a recurring problem in the region, which is why the police would like to continuously strengthen their efforts in the prevention and investigation of such crimes.

The reporting on these incidents takes place regularly in the news, including about NDR 1 Welle Nord, which report current events from the Pinneberg, Segeberg and Stormarn districts every day. In addition to investigating crimes, the focus is also on the sensitization of the population for the dangers of car theft and the protection of one's own property.

For more detailed information on this topic and other developments, see the report on www.ndr.de .