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Night spectacle in Homberg: Scratches of cars and alarms about burglaries!
There were several incidents in Homberg (Efze): vehicle damage and break-ins. The police are looking for witnesses.
Night spectacle in Homberg: Scratches of cars and alarms about burglaries!
A series of criminal incidents have occurred in the tranquil town of Homberg (EFZE) in recent days, causing unrest among residents. In the period from Thursday evening to Friday afternoon, various cars were damaged on Tannenweg and several break-ins were recorded. The police are now looking for clues to find the masterminds of these crimes. Loud nh24.de A total of five parked vehicles were vandalized.
The affected cars included a white Volvo C30, a blue Citroën C8, a red Mazda, a black Peugeot station wagon and a black Daimler Chrysler. The estimated damage is around 3,500 euros. The police ask anyone who can provide information to call 05681/7740.
Burglaries in residential buildings
But that wasn't all: two break-ins into residential buildings were also recorded during the same period. A first incident occurred on Hessenallee, where unknown perpetrators broke into an apartment on the first floor of an apartment building. Access was gained via the terrace after the patio door was forced open. The rooms were searched for valuables, but it is currently unclear whether anything was actually stolen. The material damage here amounts to around 2,000 euros. The criminal police are also accepting tips on this matter on 05681/774-0.
Another break-in was discovered in a residential building on “Am Bach” street in the Rodemann district. This incident happened between Tuesday evening and Thursday evening, with the perpetrators gaining access to the ground floor through a forced open bathroom window. Here, too, several rooms were ransacked and jewelry was stolen. The material damage cannot yet be precisely quantified. Witnesses are asked to also contact the Homberg criminal police.
Crime in the region
Similar incidents can also be observed in other parts of the region. So reported presseportal.de about a break-in at an agricultural vehicle hall on Lindenweg in Fritzlar that took place between February 25th and March 3rd of this year. By cutting a padlock, access was gained to several tractors, two of which had GPS trackers stolen. The value of the stolen items is in the low four-digit range. The Homberg criminal police have also started investigating this case.
The increase in such incidents is forcing the police to take greater measures to ensure the safety of citizens. Residents in Homberg are required to be vigilant and report suspicious activity. The police are hoping for numerous tips from the public to bring the perpetrators to justice and make the residential areas safer again.