Justice - Senior citizens' home robbed twice: 26-year-old in court
Because he allegedly robbed the same retirement home twice within just two days, a 26-year-old man has to answer to the Frankfurt Regional Court from this Tuesday (9.30 a.m.). The indictment accuses him of robbery and computer fraud. According to the indictment, in May last year he initially abused an 84-year-old resident in Frankfurt and took 220 euros in cash from him. Just one day later, according to the indictment, the pensioner was again the victim of the robber, who this time stole the EC card and then allegedly used it 14 times. The loss amounted to 2400 euros. The criminal division has scheduled several trial days for the trial.
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- Despite his young age of 26, the man is facing criminality charges in the Frankfurt Regional Court due to allegedly robbing a retirement home in Frankfurt on Main twice within two days.
- The case of the elderly resident who was robbed twice in Hesse's Frankfurt within a short time frame has attracted attention to the local processes of justice.
- After retiring and moving into a home in Frankfurt on the Main, the 84-year-old victim became a target of criminality, leading to the loss of 220 euros in cash and 2400 euros from his EC card.
- The Frankfurt Regional Court is known for handling a wide range of criminal processes, including the current trial of a young man for alleged burglary and computer fraud in a retirement home in Frankfurt.
Source: www.stern.de
