Vandalism in Munich: 50,000 euros in damage to new cars on car transport

Vandalism in Munich: 50,000 euros in damage to new cars on car transport

In Munich, unknown people have committed a massive vandalism act, in which twelve vehicles were significantly damaged on a car transport. The police report a total damage of around 50,000 euros. The acts took place between Wednesday and Thursday.

According to the investigation, the perpetrators demolished the windshield wipers of several cars during their night attack. This happened when the train in Milbertshofen station was on the move. As soon as the train got in motion, the torn wipers were thrown around by the wind, which led to scratches and further damage to the new car.

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The Munich police have started their investigation and is looking for witnesses to the crime. This type of vandalism is not only annoying for the victims, but also raises questions about the security measures for vehicle transport. It remains unclear whether the perpetrators acted out of pure destructive rage or whether there may be a different background.

Such incidents not only employ the police, but also the affected car dealerships and customers who are waiting for the delivery of their vehicles. The investigators are confident that they can track down the group of perpetrators with information from the population. Residents and passers -by are therefore asked to report to the police if they have noticed something suspicious.

The importance of these vandalism acts extends beyond the immediate damage and also affects confidence in security during transport. Further information about the investigation and possible developments in this case can be challenged from the police.

For further information and current developments, see the report on www.faz.net .