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Student accident in Schmölln: Police are looking for witnesses to the mysterious incident!
Numerous incidents in Altenburger Land, including a traffic accident with a call for witnesses. The police are asking for information.
Student accident in Schmölln: Police are looking for witnesses to the mysterious incident!
On Tuesday, the Altenburg police station reported several incidents that are causing a lot of conversation. A particularly tragic incident occurred on October 21st in Schmölln, when a 12-year-old student was hit by a white van while crossing a zebra crossing. The driver stopped, spoke to the girl briefly, but took no action before leaving the scene. As if that wasn't enough, he left only a hard-to-read note with a name: "Miguel" and a phone number. After arriving at school, the student informed a teacher, who promptly called the police. Fortunately, the student was only slightly injured and was taken to the hospital with her mother. The police are now looking for witnesses who can provide information about the accident or the vehicle on 03447 / 471-0. lvz.de reports that ...
But that wasn't the only incident that drew the police's attention. On Monday morning, law enforcement officers noticed property damage that had occurred to a 74-year-old's parked car in Schmölln. The car's window was damaged, a nuisance that is in the three-digit range. Here the police are also waiting for clues to find the perpetrator.
Graffiti and break-ins
There was another annoying incident in Altenburg, where the goods receipt door of a store was defaced with graffiti between Friday and Monday. The resulting property damage is also in the three-digit range and leads to investigations into property damage. Anyone who has observed something can call the usual number 03447 / 471-0.
In Gößnitz, a gazebo on Schmöllner Strasse was broken into on the night of November 9th to 10th. An attentive neighbor discovered the damage and immediately alerted the police. The damage amounts to several hundred euros and it is currently unclear whether anything was stolen. The investigators are also asking for information here, which can be received on 0365 / 8234-1465.
It remains to be seen how the situation will develop in these cases. However, the police are optimistic and hope for the public's help in identifying those responsible. As you can see, there are always occasions to walk through your own streets with your eyes open. It remains to be hoped that such incidents will soon be a thing of the past and that the community will find its way back to a safe environment.