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Police investigate: attempted fraud, car accident and theft in Spremberg!
Brandenburg police report on offenses in Spree-Neiße: theft, traffic accidents and attempted fraud on November 4th, 2025.
Police investigate: attempted fraud, car accident and theft in Spremberg!
A lot happened in the Spree-Neisse region on November 4, 2025. The Brandenburg police were active in several communities, started investigations and informed the population about various incidents.
InSprembergA theft of work equipment was reported on company premises in the castle district. Unknown perpetrators stole a motorized wheelbarrow. The police secured the evidence on site and are now initiating investigations against the unknown perpetrators. This offense causes unrest in the community and highlights the importance of being vigilant.
Traffic accident in Limberg
Another incident occurred inLimberg, where a traffic accident occurred on Berliner Chaussee around 1:30 p.m. A SKODA car and a DACIA car collided due to a right-of-way error. Fortunately, there were no injuries, but the property damage amounted to around 4,000 euros. The DACIA was no longer drivable, which reminds us of the importance of traffic rules.
Stolen trailer in Leuthen
Meanwhile, inLeuthena stolen vehicle trailer was found in a corn field on Koschendorfer Straße. The trailer had already been reported stolen in July. Here too, the police have started investigations in order to track down the suspects and prevent further thefts.
In another incident, an 83-year-old resident receivedAdvertisea scam call. An alleged caller claimed that her daughter was in trouble after a traffic accident and needed a deposit of 90,000 euros. The woman sees through the attempted fraud and hangs up. Police are encouraging the public, particularly older people, to be cautious and watch out for inconsistencies in such calls, as also highlighted in an information leaflet. This brochure offers safety tips for seniors and addresses crime-related dangers on the telephone and at the front door. The brochure contains 72 pages full of useful information and can be ordered free of charge from the police or advice centers. It provides information about scams such as the grandchild trick and provides information on internet security and risks that can arise in everyday life.
It is clear that a watchful eye is needed in our region to protect yourself and others. As we can see, it is not only road safety that is important, but protection against crime also remains an important issue.