Construction workers under suspicion: slump in apartments in Vienna uncovered!

Construction workers under suspicion: slump in apartments in Vienna uncovered!

Seilerstätte, Wien, Österreich - In March 2023, a number of burglaries occurred in the downtown Vienna, which are now going to the account of an perpetrator network. The police were able to arrest three Romanian suspects who are now in custody. The break -ins between March 5 and 27 were committed in various districts such as the Seilerstätstätte, Annagasse and Schwarzenbergstraße.

The main perpetrator used a sophisticated stitch by dressing up as a construction worker. This tactic should help him and his accomplices to penetrate the residential areas inconspicuously. The perpetrators stole high -quality timepieces, jewelry and cash in the burglaries. The Vienna State Criminal Police Office asked the population for help and witnesses to identify the main perpetrator. Information can be passed on to the police on 01-31310-62800.

The role of accomplices

The arrest of the three suspects not only includes the main perpetrator, but also two accomplices that supported him in the break -in. The trio's approach reflects a common strategy used by organized crime to outsmart unsuspecting victims. According to a study in Siak-Journal are particularly common in urban areas because they are particularly common because they enable to mix among the population.

The vigilance of the citizens who should inform the police immediately in suspicious activities is all the more important. In a city like Vienna, where life is pulsating and hectic, a good neighborhood and mutual observation helps to recognize potential dangers at an early stage.

The police repeatedly emphasize the need for prevention measures. It is recommended to hide valuables well and always lock windows and doors in order to prevent burglaries as possible. The repeated clarification of the population via security issues helps to reduce the crime rate in the long term.

For more information on the incidents and the prevention of burglaries, ORF Vienna