Authorities in Poland are seeking individuals with information regarding ongoing investigations.
Over the past week, several cities in the region have experienced break-ins and burglaries. Here's a roundup of some of the incidents that have occurred:
In Recklinghausen, a primary school on Hövekesweg was broken into over the weekend, with tablets stolen. The method of entry is unclear. On Hedwigstraße, an unknown perpetrator forced open the terrace door and searched all rooms, with initial findings suggesting jewelry was stolen. The exact time of the crime on Hedwigstraße is unknown.
In a kindergarten on Bonhoefferstraße, an unknown perpetrator broke in between Friday afternoon and Sunday morning, but it's unclear if anything was stolen. Another kindergarten on Talaue street in Herten was broken into over the weekend, with unknown perpetrators forcing open a window between Friday evening and Monday morning, making off with a small amount of cash.
A food market branch on Dortmunder Straße was broken into overnight on Monday. Unknown perpetrators forced the sliding door to gain access and stole several cigarette packs from the cigarette cabinet.
In an unspecified location in Dorsten, there was a break-in attempt overnight on Sunday. The resident heard suspicious noises around 1:00 AM but was able to scare off the suspected burglar, and nothing was stolen. Another attempt was made on Ellerbruchstraße, where at least one unknown perpetrator smashed a basement window but was scared off and nothing was stolen. The suspect is described as a male, approximately 20 to 30 years old, wearing a black hoodie with white appliqués.
Cities that have been affected by burglaries in the past week include Wuppertal, Haren, Marburg-Wehrda, and locations within the Oberbergischer Kreis region. Additionally, a series of burglaries in clubhouses across Baden-Württemberg, Rhineland-Palatinate, and Saarland led to arrests in Hüffenhardt, indicating a regional spread of incidents.
Police in Recklinghausen are also investigating a break-in at a primary school, while in Herten, the police are investigating a break-in at an unspecified location. The details of these incidents, including what was stolen and the method of entry, are currently unavailable.
It's important for residents to take precautions to protect their homes and belongings. This includes locking doors and windows, installing security systems, and reporting any suspicious activity to the authorities. If you have been a victim of a break-in or burglary, contact your local police department to report the incident and cooperate with their investigation.
