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The Night of Flames: Fires in Oschersleben cause excitement!
On November 9th, 2025, the police in Börde reported car theft, break-ins and fires, including arson in Oschersleben.
The Night of Flames: Fires in Oschersleben cause excitement!
In Wanzleben, a VW Sharan was stolen on November 7th, 2025, while the owner had parked the vehicle on November 5th. The car was locked, which makes the circumstances surrounding the theft all the more mysterious. The police ask for any relevant information on 03904 / 478-0. This incident is part of the increasing number of vehicle thefts, which, according to the Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA), have remained at a similar level for years. While there was a decline in 2019 and 2020, in 2021 the number was almost at its previous level, especially in eastern federal states and the city states of Berlin and Hamburg. The perpetrators are often well organized and use advanced techniques to steal vehicles. Prevention tips, such as storing vehicle keys in protective cases or aluminum cans, are extremely helpful in protecting yourself.
The police also reported a break-in at a single-family home in Klein Rodensleben on the same day. The perpetrators had forced entry through a cellar door between 5:30 p.m. and 10:20 p.m. and stole jewelry, technical equipment and cash. Information on this is also requested at the telephone number mentioned.
Fires in Oschersleben cause investigations
On November 9, 2025, in the early morning hours, there were several fires in Oschersleben. A garage fire on Hornhäuser Straße caused material damage of around 10,000 euros, while a construction site toilet and a construction trailer on Kleine Andersleber Straße also burned. A suspicious person was found near the crime scene, which indicates initial suspicion of arson. The police are also asking for information from witnesses on 03904/478-0.
Drunk driving leads to accidents
Another incident occurred on November 8, 2025, when a 44-year-old Opel driver had a traffic accident while under the influence of alcohol. The man had left the road on the L44 between Gutenwegen and Ackendorf and crashed into a tree, but was uninjured. The breath alcohol test showed 1.36 per mille. An investigation was initiated and the driver's license was confiscated.
Due to these incidents, the ongoing problem of motor vehicle crime is once again highlighted. According to the BKA, the perpetrators' technical skills are high and there are still opportunities to sell stolen vehicles. In order to protect yourself, education and prevention are essential. Useful tips can be found on the website polizei-beratung.de and k-einbruch.de.