Police are looking for witnesses: Busch at the Suhl train station burns mysterous!

Police are looking for witnesses: Busch at the Suhl train station burns mysterous!

on Thursday morning, June 20, 2025, there was a bush fire in Suhl in the street "Am Bahnhof". The fire brigade was alerted around 6:10 a.m. and was able to quickly control the fire on an area of ​​around four square meters. Despite the rapid measures, the cause of the fire remains unclear. The police have started the investigation and checks whether there is arson. In this context, she is urgently looking for witnesses who may have observed suspicious people nearby. Information can be reported on 03681 369-0 at the Suhl inspection service, such as Inthuringen reports .

The topic of arson seems to be important in the region. In the early Saturday morning there was another incident in Suhl, in which unknown people violently opened a motorhome in Rimbachstrasse and put them on fire. The property damage incurred is estimated at around 60,000 euros. Almost at the same time, a old clothing container burned nearby, which costs around 4,000 euros. Here, too, the police are looking for witnesses who can provide information about the alleged perpetrators, such as mdr .

Current developments in arsonist statistics

arson is a serious problem that has not lost importance in Germany for several years. Current statistics of the Federal Criminal Police Office show that numerous cases of arson were registered in the period from 2014 to 2024. The statistics show that such incidents not only occur in urban areas, but often also in rural regions. For further information on the cases recorded, interested parties can take a look at the numbers, which is made available by Statista

The series of fire incidents in Suhl ensures concern among residents: inside. It is to be hoped that with the support of the population and the police, those responsible will be quickly caught and that such incidents can be prevented in the future. Witnesses who have information are therefore more likely than ever.