Gold robbery at concerts: Italian gang caught in Munich!

Gold robbery at concerts: Italian gang caught in Munich!

München, Deutschland - A significant search success for the Munich police was announced today. Julian Seiser and Stefan Grube from Commissioner 21 were able to undermine an Italian gang of robbers that specifically stolen gold jewelry at concerts in Munich. The perpetrators made prey worth over 30,000 euros due to their criminal activities in four robberies in the Bavarian capital. These raids took place at concerts by the German rapper UFO361 and the artist Reezy as well as at the Contact Technical Festival.

The investigation led to the arrest of three men aged 23, 28 and 29 who come from Genoa. This arrest took place as part of a police check in Italy, in which a total of six gold chains worth 7,600 euros were found. International arrest warrant has been issued against the men since the end of April, and they are now in custody in Bavaria.

crime in Germany in focus

In a larger context, the increase in crime in Germany, which also affects the theft and predatory offenses. According to an analysis, a total of around 5.63 million crimes were recorded in 2022. Including 1.78 million thefts recorded by the police, which is an increase compared to the previous year. It is particularly striking that an increase for theft crimes has been recorded for the first time since 2015, with loading steels, bicycle thefts and thefts from motor vehicles. reports about these developments and the clarification rate, which was about 60 % in 2022 in 2022

The number of predatory offenses rose in over 38,000 cases in 2022, including 1,060 handbag cake and 628 robberies on petrol stations. The examination not only heralds an end to uninhibited raids in Munich, but also throws a light on the challenges that the German police have in the fight against crime and especially against organized gangs. The men from Italy are just an example of the mobility of criminals who travel to other countries to commit crimes. current case in Munich.

The intensifying situation shows that both prevention measures and the international cooperation between the police are urgently necessary. The arrests in Italy could set an example and deter other potential perpetrators if you want to take the same way.