New vehicles in Milbertshofen Damaged: Police are looking for witnesses

New vehicles in Milbertshofen Damaged: Police are looking for witnesses

Last week there was a regrettable incident at the Milbertshofen transshipment station, which has now attracted the attention of the investigative authorities. In the night from Wednesday to Thursday, more precisely between November 13th and 14th, a total of twelve new vehicles were damaged while they were transported on a car transport.

The affected vehicles include nine VW T7 buses, an Audi Q7 and two VW Polo. The total damage caused by this vandalism is estimated at around 50,000 euros. The unknown perpetrators had apparently noticed the windshield wipers of the vehicles and partially torn them off. The driving wind of the car transport access, which drove towards Ingolstadt early Thursday morning, led to the torn parts thrown back and forth, which led to numerous paint damage on various vehicle parts, especially on bonnet and side surfaces.

Details of the incident

The damage was found on Thursday morning in Rohrbach, in the district of Pfaffenhofen an der Ilm. At that time, the vehicles were about to unload. It is striking that the car transport train had no further hold after its departure from Milbertshofen, which means that only the transshipment station in Munich is considered as a crime scene. When checking the wagons that was carried out at the arrival in Milbertshofen, no complaints had been noticed.

The federal police have initiated investigations based on property damage and is now looking for witnesses. People who have made suspicious observations on the car transport train at the transshipment station in the specified period from Wednesday, November 13, 3 a.m. to Thursday, 3 a.m. Any notice could be important for the investigation of the incident.

The investigation is in full swing, while the authorities try to find the perpetrators behind this vandalism and to leave for the damage. Damage to vehicles can not only be financial losses for the companies concerned, but also delay the transport and associated obligations.

Details and news about this incident can be found at cityreport.pnr24-online.de .