Security fear in Pullach: Citizens' meeting after brutal attack!

Security fear in Pullach: Citizens' meeting after brutal attack!

At the citizens' meeting in Pullach, which took place on May 31, 2025, the focus was on security and crime. The affiliation has grown in particular after a brutal attack on an older couple in April, in whom the residents were tied up and robbed in their own house. These dramatic incidents have severely affected the feeling of security of many residents in the Isar Valley. According to the Süddeutsche Zeitung There were almost weekly reports in the region, which has increased the fear of further attacks.

Jörg Greiner, the new head of the police inspection (PI) 32, took the concerns of the citizens Ernst and reported on the current security situation. He pointed out that despite the urgent concerns of the citizens, the crime statistics for Pullach for Pullach recorded a decline in the crimes by more than 10% in 2024, with a total of 234 reported cases compared to 262 in 2023.

reconnaissance rate and police presence

Greiner said that the police are traveling around the clock in the patrol car and covered about 1,000 kilometers a day. Despite these efforts, a citizen requested that his own police station in Pullach be reopened in order to ensure faster response times. However, Greiner had to point out that due to lack of staff and savings constraints in Bavaria, no new police station was possible. However, the high educational rate of the police is a ray of hope, especially after burglars were arrested in France, which had also been active in Pullach.

The police statistics should not hide the perceived uncertainty of many citizens, such as Süddeutsche Zeitung . Despite the declining numbers, many residents in Pullach and Grünwald still feel insecure. Greiner appealed to the citizens to take precautions to prevent it from being obvious when nobody is at home. This could be done, for example, by using timers for lighting.

crime development in Bavaria

The general number of crime in Bavaria is also important. According to the information from the Bavarian crime statistics , the crime burden in 2024 has dropped by 3.3% to 4,218 crimes per 100,000 inhabitants. Nevertheless, there is an increase in violent crime by 5.2%, which mainly takes place in public space. This raises questions about security, especially for older people who often feel insecure.

Greiner, who has succeeded Andreas Forster and is now heading a team of over 40 employees, would like to improve security in the community. The citizens of Pullach hope that the feeling of security in their community can be restored by increased police presence and preventive measures.