Chain robbery in Falkensee: Police are looking for alleged perpetrators!

Chain robbery in Falkensee: Police are looking for alleged perpetrators!

Falkensee, Deutschland - on July 4, 2023, at lunchtime, a brazen attack occurred in Falkensee in the Havelland, which is now calling the criminal police and the public. An unknown perpetrator approached a woman on Glienicker Straße and reached several times for her necklaces, which he tore from her neck with a jerky pull. Despite the fact that the chains were not made of gold, the perpetrator was not impressed by the hint and, after his unsuccessful attempted robbery, fled without further words. Fortunately, the lady remained intact, but the incident leaves a queasy feeling in the otherwise quiet area for many.

Therefore, the police have now published a phantom image of the suspect because the search is in full swing. The man sought is about 1.70 meters tall, between 20 and 25 years old and has a slim stature. He is asked to report - or rather, other people who have recognized or seen him are urgently asked for information. Valuable information on the identity and stay of the perpetrator can be transmitted on 033722 275-0 of the Havelland police inspection. Alternatively, a note form is also available in which the search number 60-25 should be specified.

What do the authorities say?

The incidents like that in Falkensee are alarming and make it clear that it is not the order of the day in this safe region. Therefore, the authorities confirm their commitment to clarify such acts. "Every hint can be helpful and we are dependent on your support," said a spokesman for the police inspection. Even if the woman was unharmed, it remains important that such attacks do not remain unpunished and that the residents have an eye on what is happening in their neighborhood.

The women in the area are asked to be vigilant and alerted to behave if they encounter someone similar. The incident shows once again that crime is unfortunately not unknown in the supposedly safe environment. Wearing things in public can quickly become the focus of long fingers - so it is better to pull the head a little better.