ARESSCHLEN on parasols in Kiel: Police are looking for witnesses

fire of parasols in Kiel - a warning for the community

Kiel (ots)

In the night from Tuesday to Wednesday, three parasols in the pedestrian zone of Kiel were deliberately set on fire. At around 00:45 a.m., an attentive witness informed the police about the flames at Holstenplatz. Quickly on site, the officials were able to extinguish the fire from one of the parasols that stood directly on a tree. With their quick action, they prevented the fire on the vegetation.

The importance of unity in the neighborhood

These incidents represent a serious threat to the security and well -being of the residents. The pedestrian zone of Kiel is a central meeting point for many people, and vandalism not only damages the cityscape, but also the confidence in the security of the community. The local shops that rely on the stay of visitors could also be negatively affected by such measures. Such acts can lead to general uncertainty that influences the social structure of a neighborhood.

police investigation and the role of citizens

The criminal police immediately started the investigation to identify the perpetrators. So far there is no evidence of those responsible. The police call up citizens to stay vigilant and report conspicuous people. In such cases, citizen participation plays a crucial role in increasing security in the quarter. Information can be given to the police on 0431/160 3333.

A call to awareness

For the residents of Kiel, it is important to be aware of such behavior and to join together to protect the community. This incident warns to sensitivity to possible dangers and to support community initiatives that aim to preserve the positive atmosphere in our city.

FAZIT

The fire of the parasols in the pedestrian zone in Kiel is more than just an isolated incident. He is a wake -up call to all citizens to actively work for the security and integrity of their environment. Cooperation and vigilance are essential to create a safe and inviting environment for everyone. It remains to be hoped that the investigation will soon show success and prevent further vandalism acts in the city.