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Young people attack 13-year-old – boxing gloves stolen!
Three teenagers arrested in Offenbach, suspected of robbing a 13-year-old. Further thefts and drug discovery known.
Young people attack 13-year-old – boxing gloves stolen!
On June 13, 2025, a picture of youth conflicts and criminal incidents emerged in Offenbach that not only raised questions, but also moved the local community. It all started with a shocking incident in which three young people aged 14 attacked a 13-year-old on Thursday evening and snatched his boxing gloves. How news.de reported, the crime occurred around 8:30 p.m. on Christian-Pleß-Straße. The boy who was attacked immediately reported it to the police, who arrested the suspected young people a short time later and seized the stolen boxing gloves.
The incident shows how young people are often prepared to resort to violence in conflict situations. After the arrest, the suspects were taken for identification processing and then handed over to the care of their legal guardians. An investigation is now underway against her for robbery. Such incidents not only pose a serious threat to those affected, they also raise questions about the general situation of juvenile crime.
A look at juvenile crime
The study on juvenile crime shows that this phenomenon is not only relevant in Offenbach. Loud bpb.de Most juvenile offenders are male and many stop offending when they grow up. However, the willingness of young people to report the matter is low; many injuries go unreported. These circumstances could explain the prevalence of crimes such as the robbery that occurred in Offenbach.
In the same wave of incidents, a man aged around 35 was suspected of stealing five packs of coffee from a shop on Löwenstrasse. An employee caught the thief outside, who then reacted aggressively and tried to keep his loot by fighting. However, the man managed to escape and police are asking the public for information on 069 8098-5100.
More incidents at a glance
There was also good news: a 12-year-old girl who had been missing since the beginning of June was found safe and sound. The public search was accordingly withdrawn. But drug-related crime was also investigated in Neu-Isenburg that day. A 26-year-old was stopped there during a vehicle check when the police smelled the smell of cannabis. When officers searched his vehicle, they found around a kilogram of hashish and a significant amount of cash. The driver is now charged with trafficking in drugs and has been released for the time being.
These incidents illustrate that Offenbach and the surrounding areas are not spared from challenges related to crime. While not all crimes are related to violence or serious offenses, there is a clear need for action in the area of juvenile crime.