Baubau in Königstein: 500,000 euros damage by unknown vandals!

Baubau in Königstein: 500,000 euros damage by unknown vandals!

Friedrich-Bender-Straße, Königstein im Taunus, Deutschland - In Königstein, an unknown man causes outrage and perplexity after a bad vandalism act that was committed in a shell. As FFH , the prepared damage is around 500,000 euros. The crime scene is located on Friedrich-Bender-Straße, where several drainage lines have been intentionally clogged. It seems that the perpetrator has selected in a targeted manner where the destruction should happen.

The damage is considerable. Parts of the shell were put under water with a hose and the windows were damaged with a flex tool. In addition, several pipes were torn from the wall. The police assume that this act of vandalism was carefully planned. To clarify the case, you ask for help; Information from witnesses who observed something suspicious on Wednesday, July 23, between 4:30 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. can be directed to the police on 06174 9266-0

costs and insurance issues

Of course, the question arises as to which insurance cover is taking effect here. According to Lawyer Search Service , most vandalism damage is not included in the regular residential building insurance. Special additional modules are necessary to be covered against such damage. Protection against vandalism can be completed relatively inexpensive, between 80 and 1,000 euros annually, depending on various factors such as the location and size of the building.

Another point is construction insurance, which also protects builders from such damage during the construction period. This insurance is often taken out in the shell construction phase and can later be offset against residential building insurance. The following also applies here: Those who act in good time usually have better protection.

vandalism: a sad reality

The events in Königstein is not an isolated case. In fact, over half a million cases of vandalism are reported in Germany, as the gev . The perpetrators often remain undetected, which makes it difficult to claim damages. Vandalism denotes the intentional damage or destruction of foreign property, an insignificant that is unfortunately widespread.

In the Königstein case, the police will do everything possible to identify the*the unknown destroyer and to hold the perpetrators into account. The eyes of the neighbors and built communities are now aimed at the investigation - some rest and normality would be very desirable in such an incident.