Feldkirch: neighbor reveals theft of drug addicts

Feldkirch: neighbor reveals theft of drug addicts

In a remarkable procedure on Thursday, the regional court in Feldkirch was the focus of a theft that was blown up by the vigilance of a neighbor. The accused, two women who are already known for their drug addiction, were accused of having broken into a residential building and stolen goods.

After they could penetrate the house unnoticed, the two alleged perpetrators collected various items. But luck was not hold. An attentive neighbor noticed the suspicious activities and immediately informed the police. This quickly initiated investigations and was able to catch the two women with the stolen goods in a fresh act.

The names of the accused and their history

The two accused who are already known in the region had several criminal records, mainly because of smaller offenses. This time, however, a harder punishment could follow. Their almost constant misconduct means that the authorities are determined to act against them. The allegations could not only lead to a long prison sentence, but also have consequences for their future rehabilitation.

In the negotiation, the acts were discussed thoroughly, and the public prosecutor explained how the women could go into the apartment without the residents suspected. In addition to the stolen goods that were ensured, it was also discussed to what extent social circumstances and their drug addiction played a role in their decision on crime.

The court is currently checking the evidence against the two and will decide on the punishment in the coming days. The situation underlines the challenges that the judiciary is compared with repeatedly delinquent individuals and raises questions about rehabilitation and the effectiveness of criminal measures in such cases.

These developments urge how important it is that the population remains vigilant and are not afraid to raise the alarm when they notice something suspicious. The case is followed carefully and it remains to be seen which decisions the court ultimately make. For more information about this case, See the current reporting on www.krone.at .