Armed burglar in Übach-Palenberg arrested: the police are alarm

arrest of a 20-year-old: burglar plans may be thwarted

Übach-Palenberg, July 18, 2024

On July 18, 2024, a 20-year-old Dutch was arrested by the Federal Police Aachen in Übach-Palenberg after a crossing of the border. The officials carried out routine controls at a small border crossing in Marienberg when they became aware of the conspicuous behavior of the vehicle occupant.

uncovering illegal activities

At the subsequent search of the vehicle, the police discovered several suspicious objects that indicated criminal intentions. Between the finds there were a charged assault rifle, ammunition and 34 bright bodies that were found without the required test marks. In addition, an approximately 45 cm long machete was discovered inside the vehicle.

The comprehensive search also revealed stolen motor vehicle license plates and a variety of burglary tools. The required tools included an iron rod, a battery-driven flex tool, a fully fixed, a large stroke weight, dark clothing and a storm hood-all equipment that indicates a well-thought-out burglary.

dangerous substances ensured

In addition to the burglary tools, the officials found various bags that contained Extasy and hashish. These findings throw a light on the potential dangers that went from the person and their project. The healthy flair and vigilance of the federal police may have successfully prevented several burglaries in the region.

further investigation

After his arrest, the young man was handed over to the responsible customs investigation office, where the investigation will be continued. The arrest of the 20-year-old is not only a success for the federal police, but also shows the importance of border controls to maintain public security.

conclusion

This incident underlines the need for regular security controls at the limits in order to uncover and prevent such criminal machinations at an early stage. The federal police remain vigilant and do everything possible to protect citizens from threats from crime.