District News from Sigmaringen: Updates from Ravensburg's Vicinity
In the southwest German region, several incidents have been reported over the past 24 hours.
In Bad Saulgau, two unknown juveniles are suspected of setting fire to dried grass near the play equipment at the Waldkindergarten in Denkmalweg on Monday evening. The fire was contained by the volunteer fire department, and it did not spread to the play equipment. The police station in Stetten am kalten Markt is currently investigating the theft of four to five meters of wood from a location near Hausen im Tal, "Im Eselsteig" meadow. The stolen wood was transported away using a larger vehicle.
In a separate incident, two juveniles are being sought in connection with an arson incident at the same location. The police are asking for any tips that may lead to their identification.
Meanwhile, in the area between Rulfingen and Krauchenwies, a traffic accident occurred on Monday around 5:30 PM. A 61-year-old woman was involved in the accident on Uferweg. According to witnesses, the woman drove off the road to the left in a long, curved right turn and ended up in a ditch. The Mini Cooper she was driving had to be towed away and suffered total economic damage of around 2,500 euros. The woman was taken to a clinic by the rescue service.
Inquiries about these incidents can be directed to the Police Headquarters Ravensburg Public Relations Department. Contact details for the department are: Daniela Baier, telephone: 0751 803-1010, email: [email protected], and website: https://www.polizei-ravensburg.de
Elsewhere, an unknown man attempted a fraud using a fake prescription at a pharmacy on the main street in Bingen. The fraud was immediately exposed, causing the man to flee. He is described as approximately 170 to 180 cm tall, with dark hair and a beard. Tips about the perpetrator can be given to the Sigmaringen police station at 07571/104-0.
No information has been provided about any incidents in Ostrach.
It is important to note that all suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. If you have any information about any of these incidents, please contact the relevant authorities.
