Dark shadows at the train station: Vehicles broke out - who saw?

Dark shadows at the train station: Vehicles broke out - who saw?

Kommerstraße, 98527 Suhl, Deutschland - in Suhl, Thuringia, there was an incident late Saturday evening that put the local police on alert. Around 10:50 p.m., the police received a call from a resident who noticed a suspicious man who was struggling with parked vehicles near the train station.

When the officers arrived, they found six vehicles that had been opened and ransacked. Among the affected vehicles were two private cars and four Deutsche Bahn cars. The unknown perpetrator was apparently looking for valuables and had stolen several objects. Interestingly, he left part of his prey during his escape, but the exact circumstances remain unclear.

intensive search measures

The police initiated immediate search measures, but the thief escaped. According to witnesses, the man fled in dark clothes over the railways towards Suhl-Heinrich. Due to its escape, the railway line was closed for about 30 minutes to look for the suspect.

In the case of the burglaries, considerable property damage of around 9,000 euros was incurred on the vehicles concerned. The criminal police were active on site to secure traces, while the federal police were responsible for towing the damaged train vehicles.

The police appeal to the population and urgently seek witnesses who may be able to provide information about the perpetrator or the course of his escape. Anyone who has the relevant information is asked to report on 03681 369-0 and to specify the file number 0264971/2024. This kind of incidents is not only annoying, but also causes a great feeling of security in the community, which is why any help is welcome.

For more information about this incident, it can be hoped that the investigation will quickly lead to clarification. This is the only way to restore confidence in the security of the environment and possible perpetrators are held by similar acts. Interested citizens can do more information about the incident in detail at Www.presseportal.de