Robbery in Bernburg: 28-year-old brutally depressed!

Robbery in Bernburg: 28-year-old brutally depressed!

After a serious incident in Bernburg, the police pursue the robbery, which took place on Thursday evening at around 8:23 p.m. in the area of the Hallesche Straße roundabout. A 28-year-old man just made his way towards Karlsplatz when he was approached by a group of people. Unnoticed, he continued his passage until an attacker suddenly knocked him down. The young man suffered a bruise on his face and fell to the ground. As a result, he was stolen from personal jewelry and cash from his pocket. He immediately contacted the police and filed a criminal complaint. The perpetrator could be described as a male, between 20 and 25 years old, with short pants and light blue T-shirt. The other members of the group had not intervened, and neither the perpetrators nor their direction of escape could be found in the environment. The police are now looking for witnesses who can provide information on the incident. These can contact the Salzlandkreis police station by phone on 03471-3790.

Another incident occurred on the night of Friday when a break -in into a daycare center in Schubertstrasse in Staßfurt was reported. At around 04:34 a.m., the guard service noticed two people who were on the grounds of the facility. When the perpetrators saw the guard service, they immediately flee. During the check, a damaged window was found through which the intruders had searched for access to the office. Apparently, however, they were disturbed in their project and were able to escape without prey. Here, too, the police started the investigation.

burglary: a explosive trend

The situation around burglaries in Germany has changed in recent years. According to the [Statista] (https://de.statista.com/themen/2938/kriminalitaet-in-Deutschland-wohnungenschruchthehle/), there were around 119,000 thefts from apartments in 2023, with around 77,800 cases classified as an onset of housing. Despite an increase compared to the previous years, this number is over 50% lower than the highest level of 2015.

Especially urban federal states, such as Bremen, Berlin and Hamburg, have the highest break -in risks, while Bavaria has the lowest rates. In Mülheim an der Ruhr, the burglary rate in 2023 is 283 cases per 100,000 inhabitants. In 2023, the clearance rate for housing burglary in Germany was only 14.9%, while the overall quota of all crimes was 58.4%.

important steps for those affected

A burglary is not just a material loss; He also affects the victims' feeling of security. As [specialist lawyer] (https://www.fachlanwalt.de/magazin/strafrecht/einbruch theft) explains, anyone who becomes the victim of a burglary should inform the police immediately and do not enter the apartment if there is the possibility that burglars are still in it. It is advisable to create a list of the stolen objects and take photos of the damage.

In addition, affected households must know that their household insurance only covers the damage that has not arisen due to negligence, such as tilted windows. Burglary theft is a serious crime that can be punished in Germany according to § 244 StGB with a prison sentence of up to ten years.