Will-tonnen fire in Minden: Police are looking for a witness for fire series!

Will-tonnen fire in Minden: Police are looking for a witness for fire series!

Minden, Deutschland - in Minden there were several fire incidents on Friday night, where garbage cans were on fire. The local emergency services were alerted around four o'clock when two residual waste bins in the Rheinweg caught fire. Just an hour later, shortly before five, two garbage cans were affected again in the sand rip. Finally, there was another fire in Solferinostraße at around seven o'clock, where a city trash can burned.

The fire brigade reacted quickly and in all cases the fire was able to extinguish quickly before major damage could occur. Fortunately, there were no reports on injuries or people in danger. However, these incidents raise questions because the repeated fires cannot be considered as a chance within one night.

Investigations and witness call

The police in Minden initiated the investigation into the fires and asks the population for help. Witnesses are urgently sought that have made observations and can provide valuable information about the incidents. These fires identified by the authorities are not only annoying, but also potentially dangerous, since they could take place in residential areas and could quickly spread to other objects.

The investigators are particularly interested in receiving information on suspicious persons or vehicles near the fire. Citizens can contact the phone number (0571) 88660 if they have observed something.

An increase in arson, especially in the area of garbage cans, is not a new phenomenon, but such a cluster could indicate an urgent security problem in the city. Fire in garbage containers can not only cause damage to property, but also increase the risk of further fires in environments with slightly inflammatory material.

The authorities call for being attentive and reporting suspicious activities in order to prevent similar incidents in the future. The protection of the citizens is top priority, and the cooperation between the residents and the police could be crucial to determine and stop the perpetrators.