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Shell in Königstein: 500,000 euros in damage caused by unknown vandals!
An unknown person vandalizes the shell of the building in Königstein: 500,000 euros worth of damage. Police are looking for witnesses for information about the crime.
Shell in Königstein: 500,000 euros in damage caused by unknown vandals!
In Königstein, an unknown person is causing outrage and perplexity after a terrible act of vandalism that was carried out in a shell of a building. How FFH reported, the damage caused is around 500,000 euros. The crime scene is on Friedrich-Bender-Straße, where several drain pipes were intentionally blocked. It seems as if the perpetrator specifically chose where the destruction should take place.
The damage is considerable. Parts of the shell were flooded with a hose and the windows were damaged with a flex tool. In addition, several pipes were ripped out of the wall. Police believe this act of vandalism was carefully planned. Your help is requested to clarify the case; Tips from witnesses who saw something suspicious between 4:30 p.m. and 10 p.m. on Wednesday, July 23rd can be directed to the police on 06174 9266-0.
Costs and insurance issues
Given the enormous amount of damage, the question naturally arises as to which insurance cover applies here. Loud Lawyer search service Most vandalism damage is not included in regular home insurance. Special additional modules are necessary to protect against such damage. Protection against vandalism can be taken out relatively inexpensively, between 80 and 1,000 euros per year, 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 the home building insurance. The same applies here: those who act in good time usually have better protection.
Vandalism: A sad reality
What happened in Königstein is not an isolated case. In fact, over half a million cases of vandalism are reported in Germany every year GEV shows. The perpetrators often remain unidentified, which makes it difficult to claim compensation. Vandalism refers to the intentional damage or destruction of other people's property, a bad practice that is unfortunately widespread.
In the Königstein case, the police will do everything in their power to identify the unknown destroyer and bring the perpetrators to justice. The eyes of neighbors and built communities are now on the investigation - some calm and normality would be very desirable after such an incident.