Police in Bochum announce another rise in residential burglaries, issuing a warning to citizens.
In the past week, a series of burglaries have been reported in the cities of Bochum, Herne, and Witten. The Bochum Police have taken steps to address this issue and provide information to the public.
For queries related to the fight against burglaries, the head of the press department at the Bochum police, Marina Sablic, can be contacted at 0234 909-1027 or via email at [email protected]. The police department's website is also a valuable resource: https://bochum.polizei.nrw/
The Bochum Police have released a document titled "34.KW_WED-Radar_15.08.-21.08.2025.pdf", which is 4.4 MB in size. However, this document is not available for public download without prior access or authorization.
The Bochum Police urge all citizens to secure their homes and remain vigilant to combat burglaries. While the exact number of burglaries that occurred in the past week has not been disclosed, the police department has released an overview map showing the locations of the reported incidents. Due to data protection reasons, the map does not show the exact locations of the crime scenes.
The Bochum Police encourage residents in the area to feel safe in their own homes. In case of an emergency, citizens are advised to dial '110'. For information on protection against burglaries, contact the Crime Prevention and Victim Support Department at 0234 909-4040.
The Bochum Police's document on burglaries was released for the purpose of providing information. The police department wants to keep the public informed and engaged in the topic of "burglaries". If a break-in occurs in your neighborhood, the Bochum Police encourage citizens to engage more with the topic.
The Bochum Police want residents in the area to feel safe in their own homes. They remind everyone to be vigilant and to secure their homes. If you have any questions or need further information, please contact the Bochum Police press department.
