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In recent days, several concerning incidents have been reported in the cities of Recklinghausen and Gladbeck, Germany. Here's a summary of the events as provided by the Police Headquarters Recklinghausen.
Last Tuesday, June 27, two teenagers aged 14 and 16 were sexually harassed by two unknown suspects on a bus in Recklinghausen. The suspects, described as being in their early to mid-20s with black hair (one with long curls and the other with short hair), were wearing black jogging pants with white stripes. The police are currently investigating this incident.
On the same day, around 7 p.m., an incident occurred at Gustav-Mahler-Straße in Gladbeck. A suspect, described as approximately 40 years old, overweight, with gray hair, a hunched posture, and wearing gray jogging pants and a gray pullover, reportedly ran towards Johannes-Brahms-Straße after approaching a bus driver. The suspect is said to have urinated on a tree and then "played around" with his genitals while looking at children in the vicinity. The police are actively seeking this individual.
On Sunday afternoon, at approximately 4:30 p.m., a suspect is reported to have harassed two girls aged 9 and 10 in Kardinal-von-Gahlen Park in Gladbeck. The suspect was described as approximately 1.80m tall, overweight (estimated about 100 to 120 kg), with longer unkempt dark hair, wearing jogging pants and a black T-shirt. The police are asking for witnesses and anyone with information to contact the competent criminal commissioner at tel. 0800/2361 111.
In a separate incident on June 28, a 34-year-old woman encountered a suspected exhibitionist in the Wittringer Wald area near the Ringallee in Gladbeck. The man was masturbating with his pants down around 8:35 p.m. and could not be identified despite a police search.
Remarkably, no further details about the connection between the incidents in Recklinghausen and Gladbeck were provided. The police are urging everyone to stay vigilant and are asking anyone with information to come forward.
For updates on these investigations, follow the police headquarters on their news site, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and WhatsApp channels. Media inquiries should be directed to Police Headquarters Recklinghausen Press Office, Annette Achenbach, at telephone: 02361 55 1033 or email: [email protected].
In a related development, an attempted rape incident was reported in Legden, Germany, and the police are searching for the suspect, having released a phantom image of the attacker.
The public is reminded to report any suspicious activities to the authorities and to prioritise the safety and well-being of children and vulnerable individuals.
