Vandalism at the transshipment station: new vehicles in Munich damaged

Vandalism at the transshipment station: new vehicles in Munich damaged

Munich - In the night from Wednesday to Thursday, more precisely between November 13th and 14th, an incident was recorded at the Milbertshofen transshipment station, in which several new vehicles were damaged on a car transport. The property damage is estimated at around 50,000 euros.

A total of twelve new vehicles were affected, including nine VW T7 buses, an Audi Q7 and two VW Polo. The damage occurred between Wednesday, 3 a.m. and Thursday, 3 a.m. Unknown perpetrators had targeted the vehicles and partially tore off the wipers. This meant that the wipers were thrown back and forth through the wind transport wind, which was traveling towards Ingolstadt early Thursday morning. As a result, the paint was scratched in various places, especially on bonnet and sides.

crime scene and determination

The damage to the vehicles was discovered on Thursday morning in Rohrbach, in the district of Pfaffenhofen an der Ilm, before the vehicles could be unloaded. Since the car transport train had no further holding after leaving Milbertshofen, it is reasonable to assume that the transshipment station in the north of Munich is the crime scene. When checking the wagons in Milbertshofen, no complaints were found.

The federal police have initiated investigations into property damage and calls on witnesses to report. Anyone who has made suspicious observations in connection with the car transport train at the Milbertshofen transformer station in the period from November 13, 3 a.m. to 14 p.m.

The Federal Police Inspection Munich is responsible for hazard and law enforcement in the areas of Deutsche Bahn and has a considerable responsibility in the largest German S-Bahn network, which includes over 210 train stations and stops on 440 route kilometers.

The officers of the Federal Police Inspection Munich are available for questions. Further information can also be called up on the official website of the federal police.