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In recent weeks, the Duisburger area has witnessed an alarming increase in street crimes targeting senior women. The specific details of these crimes, such as their nature or frequency, are not publicly available. However, it is known that the perpetrators often approach their victims under the guise of harmless excuses, such as asking for directions to a hospital.
As a token of gratitude or under the guise of a greeting, the victim is sometimes given jewelry as a "gift" or even embraced to steal the real jewelry. In some cases, female suspects exit the vehicle and seek physical contact with the victim. After the theft, the perpetrators quickly leave the scene in their vehicle.
Senior women are a particular focus of these crimes on open streets, and the elderly are specifically targeted. It is unclear what actions have been taken to address these crimes in the Duisburger area.
To avoid such scams, it is advised that senior citizens insist that strangers maintain a safe distance, be wary of unexpected gifts or jewelry offers from strangers, call for help and support if feeling threatened, note down suspicious vehicle license plates, and report any suspicious activities to the police immediately.
The increase in street crimes against senior women in the Duisburger area has been a cause for concern, with no specific publicly available reports identifying which drivers have frequently committed these crimes. It is crucial for the community and the authorities to work together to ensure the safety and well-being of its senior citizens.
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