Criminal activity - Puzzle of stolen van along the Rhine.
A truck discovered floating in the Rhine close to Worms is perplexing the police. They want to find out how the vehicle ended up in the river. On Monday, Darmstadt officials stated that the truck was stolen from an unknown workshop's property in Hesse during the weekend. It was spotted by a fisherman on Sunday morning, partially submerged in the water. Rescue services successfully retrieved the empty, driverless vehicle from the river. The engine and transmission were removed, and the gas tank was empty. The police are hoping that someone with information will step forward.
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- The police in Rhineland-Palatinate are currently investigating a possibility that the stolen vehicle from Bürstadt, a town in Hesse, could be connected to the floating van case in Worms.
- Although the stolen vehicle was a typical transporter, it was not clear if it was used for any illegal activities, such as transporting stolen goods, in the Guesswork surrounding the crime.
- The police are appealing to anyone who might have seen any suspicious activities related to the stolen vehicle or the Rhine incident to contact them, as they believe this could be a significant lead in solving the case.
- While the investigation is ongoing, officials in Bürstadt have reminded residents to be vigilant and secure their vehicles, as the incident could spark an increase in crimes against vehicles in the area.
- The incident has also sparked curiosity among locals in Worms, with some speculating if the floating van was part of a larger crime wave originating from neighboring Hesse or Rhineland-Palatinate.
Source: www.stern.de
