Burglary, theft and alcohol: chaos in the Main-Taunus district!
Press release from POL-MTK: Break-ins, thefts and traffic accidents in the Main-Taunus district from October 12th to 13th, 2024. Information requested.
Burglary, theft and alcohol: chaos in the Main-Taunus district!
In recent days there have been several incidents of crime and traffic accidents in the Main-Taunus district that required detailed police investigations. The police in Hofheim and the surrounding area are currently investigating several crimes, including burglaries, thefts and traffic accidents that occurred between October 11th and 12th, 2024.
A particularly serious incident was a break-in at a company complex in Hattersheim. The crime occurred between Friday evening and Saturday morning. Unknown perpetrators forced their way in through a window and attempted to break into the premises of five different companies. The property damage amounts to around 2,000 euros; the exact losses for the stolen items are currently unclear. The criminal police are asking for information on 06196 20730.
Retail theft
On Saturday, October 12th, another theft was reported in a bed shop in Kriftel. Two male perpetrators pretended to want to try out bedding and ended up stealing three duvets worth 800 euros without paying. After the theft, they fled into a waiting vehicle. Police describe the perpetrators, with the first described as southern-looking and the second as Western European. The police station in Hofheim will accept information on 06192 2079-0.
In addition, an e-bike was stolen in Eschborn. The theft occurred between the night of October 11th and 12th when a perpetrator broke into a garage and stole a valuable Scott e-bike. The damage here amounts to around 3500 euros. If you have any information, the police station in Eschborn can be reached on 06196 96950.
Traffic accidents under the influence of alcohol
On the same day there was a traffic accident in Hattersheim. A 37-year-old woman driving a white Tesla had to stop at the pedestrian crossing. A 45-year-old scooter driver, who was under the influence of alcohol and THC and did not have a valid driver's license, drove into the stopped Tesla with too little safety distance and caused material damage of around 500 euros. This highlights the danger posed by drunk drivers and how important it is to drive responsibly.
Important information about the incidents remains under investigation and police are encouraging anyone who observes anything suspicious to come forward to help keep the area safe. Numerous clues could help find those responsible for these crimes and bring them to justice. For more information and details about the incidents, see the current reporting on www.presseportal.de.