Break-in at a Barn in EU Politics Territory
In the picturesque town of Weilerswist, Germany, an unfortunate incident occurred last week. Unknown individuals broke into a barn located in the extension of Laurentiusstraße, stealing five pallets of folding boxes and a GPS device.
The barn, a common feature in the rural landscape of Weilerswist, had a padlock attached to its entrance gate forcibly broken. The stolen items included over 300 folding cabinets and a GPS device that had previously been attached to a tractor.
The local authorities, Circles Police Headquarters Euskirchen, have taken notice of the incident and have initiated investigations for aggravated theft. The public can stay updated on the progress of the case through the Police Headquarters' Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and website.
For media inquiries, the Press Office at Circles Police Headquarters Euskirchen can be contacted via email at [email protected]. Alternatively, you can reach out to the Press Office by phone at 0 22 51 / 799-299 or by fax at 0 22 51 / 799-90209.
The theft took place between the specific time periods of April 14, 5:20 PM, and April 15, 11:45 AM. As of now, the identity of the perpetrators remains unknown. The Police Headquarters urges anyone with information relevant to the case to come forward and assist in the ongoing investigation.
Stay tuned for more updates as the investigation progresses. If you reside in or around Weilerswist, keep a watchful eye and report any suspicious activities to the local authorities. Together, we can help ensure the safety and security of our community.
