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Federal police catch suitcase thieves: worth millions secured!
Federal police find stolen suitcase in Schwerin. Also commemorating Diogo Jota at the Liverpool game on July 13, 2025.
Federal police catch suitcase thieves: worth millions secured!
A current incident in Schwerin is causing a stir: During a check, the federal police discovered a stolen suitcase that was full to the brim with valuables. This is an interesting case that not only keeps the police but also the media on their toes. According to the report by Picture The suitcase was found during a check at a train station. Inside, officers not only found personal items, but also large sums of money.
This incident comes at a time when other news is making headlines: Liverpool FC's preseason begins today, July 13th. The club is reeling from the loss of Diogo Jota and his brother Andre Silva, who tragically died in a car accident. Loud CBS Sports Emotional commemorations will take place before and during the friendly against Preston North End. Both teams will play with black armbands to commemorate their deceased players. Various tribute activities are planned, including the performance of the song “You’ll Never Walk Alone” and observing a minute’s silence.
Safe in sport – experiences of violence in focus
Parallel to these events, a new study looks at experiences of violence in organized sports in Germany. The final report of the “SicherimSport” study shows that over 4,300 club members were surveyed and provides information about sobering results. Again State Sports Association of North Rhine-Westphalia reported that girls and women in particular have had more negative experiences than male members. It becomes clear that psychological violence in the form of humiliation and threats is a widespread problem; 63% of those surveyed said they had had such experiences.
The study also takes a look at the support options in sports clubs: Only half of the associations surveyed offer contact points for those affected. Many who have experienced violence often shy away from seeking support. There is a clear need for action to ensure safety and respectful treatment in sport.
These days it is becoming clear how diverse the topic landscape is: from shocking incidents to sporting grief to necessary reforms in simultaneous sporting cooperation. It remains to be seen how quickly measures will be taken to not only put a positive face on the achievements of sport, but also to provide those affected with the necessary support.