Attempted break-in at Reception - Falcon escaped

Criminality - Attempted break-in at Reception - Falcon escaped

At an attempted break-in at a bird rehabilitation station in the Heilbronn district, twelve living peregrine falcons flew away. According to the police, one or more perpetrators attempted to break into the building through the bird enclosure between Saturday evening and Sunday morning. They allegedly ripped plans and grilles out of their moorings, allowing the care-dependent falcons to escape.

Previously, the perpetrator or perpetrators had already unsuccessfully attempted to force open the entrance door of the rehabilitation station of the Nature Protection League (Nabu) in Bad Friedrichshall. However, they had ultimately not entered the house. A staff member of the rehabilitation station stated today that the birds have not returned yet. The police are now looking for possible witnesses who can provide information about the incident.

1. The attempted burglary at the bird rehabilitation station in Heilbronn was a concerning incident, especially given the previous attempt in Bad Friedrichshall, both located in Baden-Württemberg.
2. If you lived or visited the Heilbronn district during the weekend, you might have witnessed the criminal activity at the local bird rehabilitation center.
3. The police in Baden-Württemberg are appealing for anyone with information about the burglary attempt at the Heilbronn bird shelter to come forward and speak to the authorities.
4. The perpetrator(s) responsible for the attempted burglary at the Heilbronn shelter may now need to find alternative accommodation, as they are being sought by the police for questioning.

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