Crime - Burglars take two safes from a house
Burglars have stolen two safes from a detached house in Friedrichsdorf im Taunus. The strangers gained access on Sunday via a window on the first floor, as the police reported on Monday. They found what they were looking for in the study: The perpetrators took a smaller safe built into a piece of furniture as well as a second, much heavier safe, which they transported out of the house on a wheelbarrow. According to the police, the loot included a large amount of high-value jewelry, gold and cash.
Police statement
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The burglary occurred in a peaceful residential area of Friedrichsdorf, a town located in the state of Hesse within the Taunus region. The incident occurred on a Sunday, a day typically associated with relaxation and leisure. Despite the safety measures in place, the detached house wasn't immune to criminality. The stolen safes were estimated to contain valuable jewelry, gold, and cash, making the crime a significant loss for the homeowners. Following the incident, the local police have increased their patrols in the area to ensure the safety and peace of mind for the residents.
Source: www.stern.de
