Law enforcement authorities are tracking down potential eyewitnesses in an ongoing investigation.
In a joint operation conducted by the South East Hesse Police Headquarters and the Hessian Police Headquarters Deployment, 96 traffic offenders were caught in Offenbach. Three vehicle drivers were measured at over 130 km/h, facing a fine of 480 euros, two points in Flensburg, and a one-month driving ban. The majority of vehicles complied with the prescribed speed limit during the operation, with the majority of the speeding violations being transmitted electronically directly to the fine office.
Meanwhile, a separate incident occurred in the area of the 40s house numbers on Richard-Wagner-Straße, Offenbach, where an unknown woman attempted to steal a necklace from a 50-year-old resident around 2:20 pm on Wednesday afternoon. The store detective apprehended the suspect after the anti-theft device was triggered. The perpetrator drove off in a black VW station wagon with the partial license plate "MZ". Witnesses with information on the unknown woman are asked to contact the criminal police at the telephone number 069 8098-1234.
The shoplifting incident occurred at a clothing store on Frankfurter Straße. The South East Hesse Police Headquarters is investigating the case. The suspect was handed over to the officers of the South East Hesse Police Headquarters.
For any inquiries, the press office for the South East Hesse Police Headquarters can be reached at Spessartring 61, Offenbach am Main, or by phone at 069 / 8098 - 1210 (collective call number). The press office's email address is [email protected]. Thomas Leipold, Felix Geis, Claudia Benneckenstein, Maximilian Edelbluth, and their respective contact numbers are listed as press contacts for the South East Hesse Police Headquarters.
Additionally, a 23-year-old is appearing in court today due to shoplifting suspicion in Offenbach. The homepage for the South East Hesse Police Headquarters is http://www.polizei.hessen.de/ppsoh.
The South East Hesse Police Headquarters urges the public to report any suspicious activities to the authorities to ensure the safety and security of the community.
