Burglars and thieves do their mischief in Jena: police in action!

Burglars and thieves do their mischief in Jena: police in action!

jena. recently the reports have been increasing about burglaries and thefts in Jena. The police report several incidents that affect both schools and private ownership.

A particularly brazen theft occurred on Hanns-Eisler-Straße, where a 24-year-old Jenaer was victims within a very short time. He had received ordered goods worth around 150 euros, but only five minutes after the successful delivery, the products had disappeared. Despite intensive investigations, the police have so far been unsuccessful in clarifying this incident.

burglaries in educational institutions

The security situation in Jena accepted a worrying trend on Tuesday when the police heard of several attempts to break in. Unknowns tried to get over a window to a school in Paradiesstrasse. Although the perpetrators failed to break up a snack machine, a property damage of around 1,500 euros occurred.

For fearful moments, an attempted burglary in a kindergarten in Stoystrasse also ensured that a window was badly damaged. Fortunately, the perpetrators did not penetrate inside, which alleviated the situation a little. Similarly, a failed break-in went into a hairdressing business in Karl-Liebknecht-Straße-here the burglars left only a broken disc.

theft of vehicles

The feeling of security of the Jena citizens was further shaken by the theft of an e-scooter in Binswangerstrasse. The owner found that his vehicle, which was parked with the castle, was stolen. A motorcyclist also had to accept a painful loss on Tuesday: his motorized two -wheeler, a value of 4000 euros, was stolen from the Musäusring. The clarification of these offenses has a high priority for the police.

As if this wasn't enough, the police reported a traffic accident that throws another light on the security problem in Jena. A 34-year-old cyclist was slightly injured when a 62-year-old overlooked him when turning on Albert-Einstein-Straße. Fortunately, he did not pull any serious injuries, but this incident shows the risk that cyclists are exposed to in city traffic.

Overall, crime in Jena seems to be gaining weight, which is on alert. The various incidents illustrate the challenges in front of which the security authorities are facing and the need to increase the protection of public and private spaces. Further reports about similar events could occur in the future, which will increase the demand for preventive measures.

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