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Suspect released after million-dollar burglary in Strausberg!
The 24-year-old suspect in the Strausberg safe burglary is free. The public prosecutor's office is appealing against the court's decision.
Suspect released after million-dollar burglary in Strausberg!
In Strausberg, a former suspect who was involved in a spectacular safe burglary is once again causing a stir. The 24-year-old, who has been at large since September 2025, could soon come back into the focus of the justice system. This reports RBB24, because the public prosecutor's office has lodged an appeal against the decision of the Frankfurt (Oder) regional court.
The break-in into the vault of the Strausberger Sparkasse occurred in 2023 and left massive damage estimated at tens of millions. The perpetrators worked their way into the room unnoticed over the course of days using a core drilling machine and looted the customer lockers. However, the burden of proof is fragile.
Evidence and counterarguments
The prosecution is based on three key pieces of evidence: DNA traces of the suspect on a metal sign that closed the hole, a speed camera photo showing him, and large amounts of cash found in the vehicle and even in the suspect's pocket. But the regional court did not consider the evidence to be sufficient.
The reasons for this range from the possibility that the DNA traces could have gotten to the sign outside the crime scene, to the inadequate quality of the speed camera photo, to the fact that the cash found could not be clearly assigned to the crime. The Higher Regional Court must now decide whether there will actually be a main hearing.
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