Burglary in Ludwigshafen allotment garden - witnesses urgently wanted!

Burglary in Ludwigshafen allotment garden - witnesses urgently wanted!

In Ludwigshafen, an unpleasant incident occurred when unknown persons entered the allotment garden "Zur Werre" from 12 to October 15, 2024. The specific destination was an vacant garden house on Brunckstrasse. The police have received evidence that the stay of unauthorized persons led to a break -in.

Only recently did the garden friends become aware of the incident. Fortunately, despite the unauthorized access, no theft has so far been known. According to the first assessments, the damage caused by the break -in is around 200 euros. This sum could have been created by damaged doors or windows, since nothing has been stolen after current investigation.

Investigations by the police

On the basis of the incident, the Ludwigshafen police inspection is now investigating. Citizens who have observed observations in the time or the surrounding area are expressly asked to report.

The police have set up a contact number under which witnesses can pass on information: 0621 963-2222. There is also the possibility of contacting by email at piludwigshafen2@polizei.rlp.de so that information can be forwarded directly to the investigators.

This incident raises questions, especially with regard to safety in the allotment garden facilities. Associations and individuals who are committed or are security -conscious could prevent them preventively through targeted measures. Awareness of your own environment and possible signs of irregularities can help to avoid such incidents in the future.

The previous reporting and the investigative acts are exciting in the community, and the local media are in close contact with the authorities in order to keep citizens up to date on new developments. For the time being, the slumping for the garden users concerned does not seem to be serious, but it is still a further reason to raise awareness of such topics.

For more information on this incident and possible developments, See the current reporting on www.presseportal.de .