Burglaries in Val Gardena and Kröbeln: Police are looking for perpetrators!

Burglaries in Val Gardena and Kröbeln: Police are looking for perpetrators!

Last weekend there were several break-ins in the towns of Val Gardena and Kröbeln, which severely affected the residents' sense of security. In Val Gardena, unknown people broke into a residential building while the residents were away. This was discovered on Saturday evening and the perpetrators stole cash, jewelry and electronic devices worth a total of several thousand euros. According to the police investigation, the total damage amounts to a high four-digit amount and the investigation was initiated immediately. This reports Niederlausitz Current.

But security was not only threatened in Val Gardena. Perpetrators have also become active in Kröbeln and entered a family home, while the residents were actually present on the property. These brazen burglars ransacked the apartment and stolen cash before they fled undetected. Here, too, the police secured traces at the scene of the crime and started the investigation.

Crime statistics and security

Burglaries are a constant topic in Germany that requires special attention. The police statistics show an increase in the diving of housing, especially after corona pandemic. In 2023, around 119,000 thefts were recorded in Germany, of which 77,800 are eliminated on burglaries. These figures have corresponded to the highest level since 2019, even if they are over 50% lower than in 2015. The risk of break -in is particularly high in urban federal states, while rural regions, such as some parts of Bavaria, are much lower, such as the data of Statista show.

The consequences of a break -in are not just a material in nature. In addition to the financial damage, many affected people suffer from a loss of their feeling for security and can suffer from mental consequential damage such as anxiety. The feeling of violating privacy is a serious fact that often stays after an incident.

What to do after a break-in?

If someone is affected, there are several steps that must be taken immediately. For example, if an identity card is lost or stolen, it must be reported to the relevant authority. In addition, the online ID function can be blocked via the central 24-hour emergency blocking number on 116116. All necessary information can be found on the website Police advice.

The overall picture shows that burglaries continue to pose a serious threat to residential security. It is important to review and, if necessary, improve your home security measures to protect yourself and your property. Police recommend reporting suspicious activity immediately and being aware of your surroundings to help keep your neighborhood safe.