Criminals on the rod: Huge machine blast in Werdorf!

Criminals on the rod: Huge machine blast in Werdorf!

Dillenburg and the surrounding area are currently the focus of the police because several criminal incidents shake the region. At the beginning of the week, the officials reported a break -in into an expert office, while a ticket machine was blown up in the air in Werdorf. The incidents raise questions about security and crime in the Lahn-Dill district.

On Monday evening, the premises of a vehicle expert broke into Frohnhäuser Straße. Unknown perpetrators had violently gained access to the building and stole a car diagnostic device, TÜV badges, TÜV briefing arches and an unknown amount of cash. The total damage is estimated at at least 1,200 euros. The police ask witnesses for clues that the perpetrators watched between Monday, 6:00 p.m. and Tuesday, 7:15 a.m.

explosion at Werdorf station

the night after the night, between Monday 10:00 p.m. and Tuesday 3:40 a.m., a ticket machine was blown up at the Werdorder Bahnhof with a previously unknown explosive agent. The police have no information about the stolen amount and urgently searches for witnesses who have noticed suspects or vehicles at the train station during the relevant time. Information can be reported to the Wetzlar police station on 06441-9180.

The police reports not only document the mentions, but also shed light on a fire at the Friedrich Fröbel School in Wetzlar. Unknowns lit a wooden frame of a door last weekend and thus left considerable damage to property. The perpetrators apparently used a fire accelerator, and the fire also reached part of the ceiling. Fortunately, the fire went out by itself, but the police are still looking for information on this incident, which occurred between Saturday evening and Monday morning.

traffic accident escape and witness calls

The police also reported several traffic accidents in Dillenburg, Allendorf and Eibelshausen. In Eibelshausen, a motocrosser wanted to ignore a construction site late Saturday evening and crashed into a barrier before flea from the scene of the accident. An eyewitness describes the driver as about 16 years old, slim with short, dark blonde hair, dressed in gray jogging pants and a black and red cross helmet. The police asks if someone saw the conspicuous people at the time in question near the accident site.

In Dillenburg, a white Fiat Ducato was damaged by a black Seat Altea. The driver of the Seat unpacked and then continued without worrying about the damage. The police are looking for further witnesses or information about this vehicle. Even in the case of a motorcycle that crashed into a parked Golf, the police are interested in information because the driver of the motorcycle also fled, even though he may be significantly injured.

The increasing number of crimes in the region leads to an intensive discussion about security. The police rely on the support of the population and encourages witnesses to contact. Further information on the incidents can be found on www.presseportal.de where the current situation is continuously updated.

The cases that are now being worked up also raise questions about the perpetrators and possible contexts. While the investigation is running, it remains to be seen whether further details come to light. The police in Dillenburg are ready to take the necessary measures and to ensure the security of the citizens in the best possible way.