Children's Safety at Stake: The Blitz for Kids Campaign Exposed; financial theft from cars, and a child suffering minor injuries from a road accident, among other incidents
In the past few days, two separate incidents have been reported in Southeast Hesse, Germany.
On Thursday afternoon at around 5:20 PM, a road accident occurred on the South Ring Road. A 36-year-old woman was driving when she was involved in an accident at a bus stop with the 170s house numbers. Fortunately, no property damage was reported, but a seven-year-old girl sustained minor leg injuries. It appears that the girl and her mother were crossing the street without paying attention to the traffic.
In a separate incident, unknown individuals gained access to the basement area of a multi-family dwelling in Neckarstraße, Rodgau, between Wednesday evening and Thursday morning. The perpetrators forced their way into the underground garage and broke into several basement storage units. Four bicycles, a set of tires with aluminum rims, and various tools were stolen, with a total value of approximately 12,000 euros. The police are seeking witnesses and asking for any information related to the incident to be directed to the Heusenstamm police station.
For further inquiries, contact the Police Headquarters Southeast Hesse - Press Office at Spessartring 61, 63071 Offenbach am Main, or call 069 / 8098 - 1210 (collective number). The person who wrote the press release on August 29, 2025, from the Polizeidirektion Südost-Hessen is not named or designated in the provided search results.
The police are also investigating the incident and urge anyone with information to come forward. They are hopeful that the community can help in solving these cases and ensuring the safety of all residents.
