Graffiti vandalism in Weida: Police asks for evidence of witnesses!

Graffiti vandalism in Weida: Police asks for evidence of witnesses!

In the night of June 26, 2025 on June 27, 2025, residents had to deal with undesirable work of art on Greizer Liebsdorfer Straße and on Grochwitzer Weg. Unknown perpetrators left graffiti smears in the two streets that have a reference to football. The damage caused by property is estimated on a high four -digit amount. The police then initiated an investigation and appealed to the population to provide relevant information about the perpetrators. If you have information about the vandalism files, you can contact the Thuringian police on 03661/621-0

Society is always a witness of such incidents. According to a survey by the Federal Criminal Police Office from 2014 to 2024, numerous cases of property damage caused by graffiti were recorded in Germany. This data illustrates that graffiti is not just a local, but a nationwide problem. Access to these statistics is generally available on platforms such as Statista, which thus contribute to clarification about the dimensions of this topic ( Statista reports ).

graffiti cases in Regensburg

A similar case occurred on the Easter weekend in Regensburg, where large lettering with a political background was discovered in three public places, including Bismarckplatz and Domplatz. These graffiti, which are up to 20 meters wide and about 1.5 meters high, were applied with red color. Here, too, the property damage is estimated on a medium four -digit amount. The Regensburg Criminal Police Inspection has investigated and is looking for witnesses that can provide information about the polluters ( Regensburger messages ).

The police in both cases attach great importance to the help of the population. In times when the community should move closer than ever, the support from attentive citizens is priceless. Every little detail about the perpetrators could help reduce the property damage and to steer artistic forms of expression in a legal path.

call for help

The Thuringian police, which heads the investigation into Greiz, asks witnesses for relevant information in order to clarify this incident. Questions can be directed on 0365 829 1503 or by email to Medieninfo-gera.lpig@polizei.thueringen.de . The same calls also apply in Regensburg-information can be reported by phone to 0941/506-2888 or via any police station.

Stay vigilant and help to keep our streets clean!