Insures in Burgenland: Slovak caught after series broken ones!

Insures in Burgenland: Slovak caught after series broken ones!

in Burgenland, especially in the areas of Neusiedl am See, there have been a number of burglaries in recent months that were strongly in focus for local authorities. The crimes committed from October 2023 to February 2024 mainly included thefts from cellar compartments and bicycle rooms. The police report that a total of 42 cases of burglary theft could be determined in which the alleged perpetrator has caused considerable damage.

The investigation by the district crime service Neusiedl am See led to a 39-year-old Slovak citizen who is considered the main suspect. The exact amount of damage amounts to an average five -digit euro amount. The police found that the accused used suitable tools to overcome various safety precautions. After the break -in, the stolen objects were brought to Slovakia and sold there.

arrest in Croatia

The criminal officers had initiated an international approach to the issue of a European arrest warrant by the Eisenstadt public prosecutor. The suspect was finally arrested in Croatia due to further crimes committed there. After his release from detention there will be delivered to the Austrian authorities.

However, the investigation has not yet been completed in this regard. It turned out that the 39-year-old could not have acted alone. It is currently being checked whether he may have accomplished him who supported him in the crimes. The Burgenland investigators continue their work to hold everyone involved. These developments show how serious the situation is taken by the local security forces and how important it is to clarify such crimes quickly and effectively.

Another interesting development in the region was the discovery of an overall increased crime rate, the security authorities forced to take preventive measures and to maintain the trust of citizens in security. The clarification of 42 crimes is an important step in this direction. The local population is concerned, but also wants to know the persistence of the police, which works hard to reduce crime and ensure security.

This situation is a challenge, especially for the regional security forces, since the education and persecution of burglary offenses is often complicated. Insight into the measures that the police are now planning could help the citizens to develop a better feeling for their security. Detailed information about the ongoing investigation and the state of things are on www.meinbezirk.at to be found.