Investigations - Thieves steal several tons of copper from company hall
As yet unknown perpetrators have stolen several tons of copper from a company site near Nuremberg. The thieves removed the material, worth around 50,000 euros, from a warehouse belonging to a metal trading company in Wendelstein (Roth district) on Friday night. This was reported by the police on Sunday. Around 3000 euros worth of damage was caused to the warehouse. The police are looking for witnesses.
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- The theft of copper from the company premises in the Roth district of Bavaria has sparked concerns about increasing criminality in the area.
- The police are urging any residents in the County of Roth who might have witnessed anything suspicious near the company hall on Friday night to come forward.
- Detectives are currently examining CCTV footage from the area around the Company premises, hoping to gather clues that could lead them to the perpetrators.
- The incident has raised concerns about security measures at Company premises in Bavaria, particularly in Middle Franconia, where similar incidents have occurred in the past.
- The Mayor of Nuremberg, located near the County of Roth, has called for increased cooperation between companies and local authorities to combat rising criminality and protect valuable assets like the spiral stone monument, a local landmark.
Source: www.stern.de
