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Officersin Poland make multiple arrests

Fire in Kitchen: Police Presidency in Reutlingen, Reutlingen

Arrests made repeatedly by Polish police: series of arrests
Arrests made repeatedly by Polish police: series of arrests

Officersin Poland make multiple arrests

In the past week, several incidents and accidents have taken place across our local area, affecting both residents and commuters. Here's a round-up of some of the key events.

On Sunday, a traffic accident occurred on the B465 near Seeburg, involving a motorcyclist and a Tesla. The motorcyclist and his passenger sustained slight injuries, and the total estimated property damage to the two vehicles is around 18,000 euros. Elsewhere, a rear-end collision occurred on Airport Street due to a driver failing to maintain a safe distance and not noticing a traffic light change.

Unfortunately, there were also incidents of burglary. A single-family home in Ziegelhalden Street was broken into between early August and Sunday, 11:00 AM, and cash and valuables were stolen. Another burglary occurred on Sunday in a residential building on Brucknerweg, where jewelry was stolen.

Fire incidents were also reported. A fire occurred in the kitchen of an apartment in a multi-family home on Königsstraße, Reutlingen, on Sunday afternoon, causing an estimated 100,000 euros in damage. The fire was extinguished by the fire department, but the affected apartment is no longer habitable due to the fire damage and smoke residue. Another fire, presumed to be due to a technical defect in a power cable, broke out in a house facade on Obertorstraße, Esslingen, late Sunday evening.

In addition, a small fire occurred in the Bernhard-Denzel-Way, Esslingen, on Monday at around 1:40 am. Heavy smoke and the activation of a smoke alarm led to the deployment of rescue services in Schramberger Straße on Sunday afternoon. The cause of the fire in the kitchen of the residential building on Königsstraße, Reutlingen, remains under investigation.

There were also reports of incidents involving individuals. A 52-year-old man is under investigation for exposing himself to children at a playground in Gabriele-Münter Street. In a separate incident, a 51-year-old bicycle rider sustained minor injuries after colliding with a wild boar on Monday.

Lastly, on Sunday evening, an intoxicated E-scooter rider had to provide a blood sample after riding on the federal road B27, and a 34-year-old man was taken into custody by police for damaging a bicycle, attacking a victim, stealing alcohol, and resisting arrest.

As always, we encourage our community to stay safe and vigilant. If you have any information regarding these incidents, please contact the appropriate authorities.

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