Burglar duo leaves devastation: 24 criminal records and a failed plan!

Burglar duo leaves devastation: 24 criminal records and a failed plan!

MATTERSBURG, Österreich - A spectacular slump in Mattersburg made headlines when a criminal duo attacked several business with an ax. The two men, a Serb and a Montenegrin, who have already been preliminary in total, desperately searched for money to pay off debts with a so -called "money shark". According to reports from Meinverzirk left a trace of devastation in their victims and stealed cigarettes, cash and high-priced mobile phones.

The two friends had previously tried to make quick money with a covered shop in Hungary, but the cars they wanted to buy were worthless, which made their original plan fail. According to their own statements, they hoped from the flop of the investment, which they had accepted from the money shark for 9,000 euros, 3,000 to 4,000 euros a profit per person. Instead, they found themselves in need to quickly get money. The gangsters first smashed the safety glass of a petrol station in Vienna and captured cash and cigarettes. Shortly afterwards they moved to a mobile phone shop, where they struck again and fled with their prey, such as MeinDeitzirk

arrest and court ruling

The criminal police were able to quickly determine the license plate of the perpetrator vehicle through trace evaluations and the evaluation of surveillance cameras. The men were finally arrested during a fictitious routine check at the border crossing. In court, the duo admitted that they had undergone the burglars from despair to solve their financial problems. The judge Michaela Stückler sentenced the Serbs to two years in prison and the Montenegrin for 15 months. Both accepted the verdict, as reported by MEINDECTION In the meantime, travelers who go to the Czech Republic must also keep the challenges of payment transactions in mind. Czech-Tourist emphasizes that the use of euros in the Czechia can result in unfavorable conversion courses, since the official currency is the Czech crown. It is recommended to pay in crowns if possible to avoid extra costs and benefit from better courses, which shows how important local currency knowledge can be when traveling.