Boat engine stolen from Ginsheim-Gustavsburg for 3000 euros!

Boat engine stolen from Ginsheim-Gustavsburg for 3000 euros!

In Ginsheim-Gustavsburg, a brazen theft occurred, which causes the local community to be excited. Between September 23 and October 16, unknown perpetrators stole a valuable boat engine from a trailer parked there. The outboard engine of the renowned Honda brand was stolen from, which means a loss of around 3000 euros.

The thieves managed to overcome the Mechanical theft protection of the motor boat - an indication that they might have been well prepared and had the necessary knowledge. The period in which theft may have taken place to more than a month, which also makes it more difficult to clarify the crime.

The investigation runs

The police are looking for relevant information that could lead to the investigation of the case. The police station in Bischofsheim has taken over the investigation and asks the population for help. Anyone who has observed something suspicious or can give information about the incident is asked to report on 06144/9666-0.

This incident raises questions, especially with regard to the safety of boats and the protective measures against theft. In view of the value of the engine, it is extremely important for the owners of motor boats to take suitable safety precautions in order to protect themselves from such crimes.

The fact that such crimes continue to take place illustrates the dilemma of prevention and security in the Ginsheim-Gustavsburg area. In view of the increasing reports of thefts in the region, it could be time to develop both the police and the affected citizens to increase solutions to increase security and avoid such incidents.

For everyone who lives in the area or run there regularly, this is a clear call to vigilance. It is to be hoped that the perpetrators will soon be caught and that the residents will be better protected in the future. More information about this incident can be found in the reports of the local police station, which continues to keep the public up to date on current developments.