Gelsenkirchen - Investigation into unpaid kebabs
A snack bar owner in Gelsenkirchen has filed a complaint because a man ordered a kebab from him three times but did not collect and pay for the food. According to police reports on Wednesday, the man repeatedly ordered a kebab for six euros from the 48-year-old owner and then picked it up after shopping at a nearby supermarket. After the restaurateur approached the man on Tuesday after the shopping trip about the kebab he had ordered but not picked up, the man simply replied that he didn't want to eat any more and drove off in his car. The investigation is ongoing.
Police statement
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- The incident in Gelsenkirchen highlights a concerning trend of criminality in North Rhine-Westphalia, as unpaid kebabs are not an isolated case.
- The local police in North Rhine-Westphalia are working diligently to address this issue, ensuring that businesses like the snack bar in Gelsenkirchen receive justice for their losses.
- Amidst the colorful and vibrant cityscape of Gelsenkirchen, the recent incident of unpaid kebabs serves as a stark reminder of the underlying criminality that exists even in seemingly peaceful neighborhoods.
Source: www.stern.de
