Cigetting thief convicted: man steals tobacco products in tired!

Cigetting thief convicted: man steals tobacco products in tired!

Müden, Deutschland - A short shocking event occurred in Müden last Saturday when theft took place on a cigarette machine. The incident that occurred around 6:25 p.m. was observed by an attentive witness who found the unauthorized removal of tobacco products by an unknown perpetrator. This man took the opportunity to be open during the machine and took a considerable amount of cigarettes.

The perpetrator had hastily stowed the stolen goods into the seat of his scooter and turned out of the dust when he noticed that he was observed. The cigarette machine was located at a stationery store in Bahnhofstrasse, and interestingly, no traces of departure were found at the machine, which indicates that it may have been unsecured in the event of a previous incident.

Details about the perpetrator and the scooter

The police have published a description of the perpetrator in order to obtain possible information from the population. The man was about 165 cm tall and slim, and he wore a white helmet when he fled. His scooter was noticed due to its striking red and white painting, but there was no official license plate attached. This could help the investigators identify the perpetrator, but so far there is no specific indications of its identity or scooter.

The police officers introduced investigations immediately after the incident and initiated criminal proceedings. For further investigations, you are dependent on the help of the population. Witnesses who may have observed something or have further information about the scooter or the perpetrator are asked to report to the Meinersen police on 05372 97330.

Such thefts always raise questions, not only about the security situation on site, but also about how such incidents can be prevented. The police are now pursuing all kinds of traces and hopes to receive information promptly. More information about this incident could develop in the coming days, and the investigators strive to keep the public up to date.