Burglary in Suhl shopping market: perpetrators steal cash and cause 15,000 euros in damage!
Burglary in a shopping market in Suhl: Unknown perpetrators stole cash and caused 15,000 euros in property damage. Police are looking for witnesses.

Burglary in Suhl shopping market: perpetrators steal cash and cause 15,000 euros in damage!
On the night of Friday, June 27, 2025, the shopping market on Würzburger Straße in Suhl experienced a violent break-in. At around 1:45 a.m., previously unknown perpetrators forced their way into the market and not only caused material damage worth an estimated 15,000 euros, but also stole cash from a coin-operated machine. The exact amount of money stolen is currently unclear.
The criminal investigation has already begun; The police secured evidence at the crime scene and are now looking for witness statements. "We call on everyone who observed suspicious people or vehicles during the time of the crime to contact us. Information can be given by calling 03681 369-0," said a spokesman for the Suhl criminal police. It remains to be seen whether the investigation will reveal that additional items were stolen.
The circumstances of the crime
The burglars' approach was typical of such incidents. According to the GDV, almost half of all burglaries have to contend with the perpetrators taking too long to get into the building. Mechanical security solutions are often more effective than electronic ones, and many burglars get into homes through simple windows and doors. This shows how important it is to install suitable protective measures such as burglary-resistant doors and windows in order to deter potential perpetrators.
Motion detectors and good outdoor lighting can provide additional protection and are recommended for every building. The question arises all the more as to whether the shopping market was sufficiently secured in this regard to prevent such a slump.
Crime statistics in focus
A look at the general situation in Germany shows that burglaries are still a relevant issue. Despite technical advances, many burglars continue to venture into residential areas because the inhibition threshold for theft remains low. The K-Einbruch initiative advises you to obtain comprehensive information about the best security solutions.
In summary, it is to be hoped that the police's forensics and investigations will quickly be successful in bringing the perpetrators to account and preventing future break-ins. Citizens are called upon to be vigilant and report any suspicious observations.