Burglary in Weingarten: Police are looking for witnesses to the crime!

Burglary in Weingarten: Police are looking for witnesses to the crime!

On Saturday there was a burglary in a semi -detached house in Weingarten that called on the plan. Between 5:30 p.m. and 9:15 p.m., unknown perpetrators broke into the living rooms in Käthe-Kollwitz-Straße. They used a balcony door that opened them by force to get inside the house.

The burglars searched the premises for possible stolen goods. The investigation is still at the beginning and it is unclear whether the criminals have actually stolen valuables. Such incidents repeatedly cause unrest in the neighborhood, since the subjective feeling of security of the residents suffers.

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The police ask the population for help. Anyone who has made a time suspicious perceptions in the aforementioned or may provide information about the incident is asked to report to the criminal police immediately. The contact point can be reached on 0721 666 5555.

Burglars obviously wanted to take advantage of the absence of the residents. The tactics of the perpetrators are not new; They often aim at residential areas where you think the houses are empty. The police therefore recommend always paying attention to suspicious activities in their own living environment and, if necessary, to inform neighbors or the police about striking observations.

This incident underlines the need for clarification and sensitization of residents regarding preventive measures against burglaries. Safety measures such as motion detectors, neighborly vigilance and fundamental mindfulness can help prevent burglaries.

More information about this break -in and other security questions are also available in the current reports from the police. This type of incident makes the relevance of preventive measures and shows how important the cooperation between the police and the citizens is. The investigation is ongoing and the police will do everything possible to take the perpetrators and increase security in the community. For more information, See the current reporting on www.presseportal.de .