Incredible thefts: men steal toothbrushes against drugs

Incredible thefts: men steal toothbrushes against drugs

An unusual incident attracted attention in St. Pölten when two men had to answer for theft who took place in several business. What initially looks like an ordinary grocery theft turned out to be something completely different than the judge heard of an atypical exchange.

The two accused, 26 and 43 years old, are suspected of being active in various cities in August and September. These came to their attention, especially when stealing electric toothbrushes and razor blades. The arrest took place after a number of thefts in drugstores and supermarkets in localities such as Attnang-Puchheim, Amstetten and Tulln.

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In Attnang-Puchheim, the perpetrators are said to have stolen electric toothbrushes worth more than 300 euros from a bipa market. In addition, they kidnapped razor blades worth over 200 euros from a Billa business. But the most remarkable detail is a report about an exchange about which the criminal officers report. It is said that toothbrush attachments are said to have been exchanged for cocaine, a fact that was classified as absolutely unusual in court.

As part of their criminal activities, men should have broken into a BIPA market several times in Amstetten to steal toothbrush attachments. In Tulln, they finally captured essays with a total value of more than 900 euros. These surprising insights illustrate the variety of offenses that the accused have committed.

The judge was visibly surprised when the topic of trade about toothbrush attachments came up, and found that he had never been confronted with such a exchange business in his 20 years of professional experience. This aspect of the case raises many questions regarding the motivation behind such bizarre negotiations.

The negotiations before the St. Pölten regional court stand for the continuous fight against petty criminal activities that apparently target everyday objects. The meeting of such everyday goods and a variety of gray areas of the law shows how complex and complex the world of crime can be.

These incidents are not only remarkable because of the unusuality of the merchandise, but also lead a light on the defects in safety in retail stores. The cases that have been reported this month are an example of how a simple theft motif can lead to deeper abysses, while the police continue to work to uncover such crimes and to hold those responsible. The investigation is still underway and it remains to be seen how such incidents will develop in the future.