Attentive drivers thwarted nightly car theft in Mengerskirchen!

Attentive drivers thwarted nightly car theft in Mengerskirchen!

In Limburg, several incidents were documented last Friday, which include both a suspected crime and traffic accidents. It is particularly noteworthy that an attentive vehicle owner was able to thwart the theft. This happened the night when the 47-year-old was woken up by suspicious noises on his vehicle and then watched a perpetrator to steal construction machinery and tools from his white fiat van. However, the thief was able to escape undetected after he had fled into a waiting car. According to the description, it was an approximately 1.65 meter tall man with a slim figure and the Mediterranean appearance.

The Limburg police called for citizens to report observations and make suspicions. The search for the fleeting perpetrator remains up to date. Anyone who gives information about the affected vehicle or suspicious activities can reach the police on the number (06431) 9140 - 0

accident on the B8

Not only criminal activities shaped Friday. There was also a traffic accident on the federal road 8 on Thursday, in which a car was badly damaged due to improper ride. A 62-year-old driver was on the B8 around 4:25 p.m. when his Dacia came off the road in a left curve. The car finally landed on the roof and had to be recovered by a towing service. Fortunately, the driver was unharmed, but the total damage is an estimated 8,500 euros.

motorcycle accident by oil track

On the same day, a motorcycle accident occurred on the federal highway 3, at the Limburg-Nord junction. Here a 30-year-old motorcyclist lost control of his vehicle around 8:20 a.m. and plunged on the road due to an oil trail. Despite the serious but not life -threatening injuries, he was brought to a hospital for further treatment.

The police report that the oil trail was a danger and had to be removed by the motorway master after the accident. Fortunately, there were no significant traffic disorders, but the determination of the polluter of the oil trail remains underway. The Medenbach police motorway station is taking information on (0611) 345 - 4140.

These incidents illustrate the importance of the vigilance of vehicle owners and the risks that can lurk in road traffic. In particular, the quick reaction of the vehicle owner could help prevent further crimes in the region, while the police are looking for information on the traffic accidents and their causes.