Mountain bike abuse in Mülheim: Police are looking for a photo!

Mountain bike abuse in Mülheim: Police are looking for a photo!

In an incident in Mülheim an der Ruhr, more precisely in Felackerstrasse, a 52-year-old man experienced a shocking theft on March 5. Unknown perpetrator steel his mountain bike from the carport, while he entered the crime scene in the morning, around 7:30 a.m. This incident throws a highlight of the growing theft problems in urban areas of Germany.

The perpetrator cracked the security lock of the Bulls Mountain Bike and then turned out of the dust without the owner noticing something. An important detail in this case is video surveillance that recorded the thief. The police have now published pictures and hopes for information from the population.

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The pictures from the surveillance camera and further information can be viewed on the official NRW police website. On the website the search photos can be called up . The criminal commissioner 35 is responsible for the investigation and asks the public for help. Witnesses who have seen or heard are urgently asked to report.

Information can be entered either by phone on 0201/829-0 at the police station Essen or by email at notes.essen@polizei.nrw.de. Every little information could help identify the perpetrator and bring the stolen bike back. The police encourage citizens to be careful and report suspicious activities.

This incident is not only an isolated case, but also reflects a bigger problem that affects many cities in Germany: the increase in burglaries and thefts in garages or carports. The securing of bicycles and other precautionary measures are becoming increasingly important to prevent such incidents.

The events related to theft are just another impetus for residents to think about security measures. The police recommend using high -quality locks for bicycles and parking them in easy -to -seek areas to avoid thefts.