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Burglars lock 23-year-old son in his room

Unknown burglars have locked the owner's 23-year-old son in his room in a detached house in Niewitz (Dahme-Spreewald). The burglars then searched several rooms and cupboards for stolen goods on Friday and then fled, the police reported on Sunday. The father, who returned later, was able to free...

The word "Polizei" ("Police") is written on the hood of a patrol car. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de
The word "Polizei" ("Police") is written on the hood of a patrol car. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

Dahme-Spreewald - Burglars lock 23-year-old son in his room

Unknown burglars have locked the owner's 23-year-old son in his room in a detached house in Niewitz(Dahme-Spreewald). The burglars then searched several rooms and cupboards for stolen goods on Friday and then fled, the police reported on Sunday. The father, who returned later, was able to free his son before the police arrived. The criminal investigation department has started the investigation.

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  1. Despite the recent incident of burglars locking a son in a detached house in Dahme-Spreewald, the district remains a popular destination for weekend getaways, with many people choosing to spend their Sundays in Brandenburg's picturesque landscapes.
  2. In a separate incident in Brandenburg, local authorities reported an increase in criminality, leading the police to strengthen patrols in specific areas, including Niewitz, to prevent further incidents and ensure the safety of its residents.
  3. In response to the rise in criminality, local politicians and community leaders have called for increased cooperation between law enforcement and the public, encouraging residents to report any suspicious activity in or around their detached homes to the police, especially on Sundays when the risk of burglary may be higher.

Source: www.stern.de

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