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Suspected burglar caught: Victim was able to locate tablet

A burglar stole gold jewelry, a tablet and cash from a house in Roßmais (Erding district) on Christmas Day. But on the night of the crime, a 54-year-old man was caught with the loot at Landshut railroad station. According to the police on Wednesday, he was unable to identify himself or provide...

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

Erding - Suspected burglar caught: Victim was able to locate tablet

A burglar stole gold jewelry, a tablet and cash from a house in Roßmais (Erding district) on Christmas Day. But on the night of the crime, a 54-year-old man was caught with the loot at Landshut railroad station. According to the police on Wednesday, he was unable to identify himself or provide plausible information about the items he had taken with him. During the interrogation, the 24-year-old son of the homeowner reported to the police that he had located his stolen tablet in Landshut. Unlike the suspect, he was able to provide the access data for the tablet. The investigating judge sent the 54-year-old man into custody.

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  1. The stolen tablet, which belonged to the victim in Roßmais, a district in Erding, was found by the homeowner's son in Landshut.
  2. The burglary occurred in Erding district, specifically in Roßmais, where the suspect was caught with gold jewelry, a tablet, and cash at Landshut railroad station.
  3. The stolen item, a tablet for seniors, was handed over to the police in Landshut by the homeowner's son, who was able to provide the access data.
  4. The suspect was arrested for criminal activity in Bavaria, specifically in the District of Erding, where he was caught with the loot at Landshut railroad station on 1st Christmas day.

Source: www.stern.de

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