Thefts and traffic offenses: Police investigated in the Main-Taunus district

Thefts and traffic offenses: Police investigated in the Main-Taunus district

In the Main-Taunus region, there were several ownership offenses and traffic violations last weekend, which the local police put on alert. Chic and expensive - this is how you could describe the offenses that took place in Kelkheim, Kriftel and Bad Soden on the Taunus.

On Saturday afternoon, August 31, 2024, a gray Mazda CX-5, which was parked in the parking lot of a amusement park in Kriftel, was stolen between 4:20 p.m. and 6:50 p.m. The vehicle owner had properly completed his SUV, but apparently an unknown perpetrator managed to open and start the vehicle using a technical device. The criminal police are now asking for information on this incident on 06196 - 2073 - 0.

bicycle theft in Kelkheim

Another remarkable theft process occurred in the night of August 30th to August 31, 2024 in Kelkheim. Here, an unknown perpetrator penetrated into an unlocked garage of a single -family house and stole two bicycles that represent a total value of an estimated 600 euros. It was striking that the perpetrator originally wanted to bring three bikes with them, but left a few meters from the crime scene. The stolen wheels are described as a black wheel of the "Cube" brand with blue elements and a black trekking wheel with a red -colored sticker on the frame. The Kelkheim police also ask for instructions for witnesses on 06195 - 6749 - 0.

drunk driving in the sight of the police

A particularly worrying incident occurred in the night from Saturday to Sunday in Bad Soden am Taunus. A 26-year-old man was stopped after a risky driving style on the L3015 up to Schwalbacher Strasse. As he drove into snake lines, he was lucky that nobody had been endangered so far. After a check, it turned out that he was alcoholic. The suspicion was confirmed in the subsequent blood sampling. The man was brought to the Eschborn police station and released after completing the measures.

Another drunk driver noticed in Hofheim on Sunday morning, September 1, 2024. Its breath alcohol value was alarming 2.08 per thousand. In this case too, there was a blood sample, and since the 29-year-old had no permanent residence in Germany, a security deposit was ordered. He was also able to leave the police station after completing the formalities.

The large number of incidents within this short period of time illustrates the challenges that the police in the region must master. In the hope of finding the perpetrators of the various crimes and ensuring the security of the citizens, the authorities are dependent on the help of the general public.