Burglaries in Haltern am See: Police are urgently looking for witnesses

burglaries are unsettled by the citizens in Recklinghausen

Recklinghausen (ots)

The current incidents at a glance

In the past few days, the city of Recklinghausen has experienced a number of burglaries that affect both shops and private living spaces. The residents have worried these incidents and raise questions about security in the community.

Details about the burglaries

The slump into a supermarket on Recklinghäuser Strasse in Haltern am See was particularly alarming. In the night of Tuesday, around 1:40 a.m., an unknown perpetrator penetrated the business and stolen tobacco. During the break -in, the perpetrator damaged the glass inserts of a shelf, which illustrates the violent method of penetration.

Another incident occurred on Monday morning around 6:00 a.m. in Recklinghausen. Here, unknown perpetrators broke into a residential and commercial building on Löhrhofstrasse via a side entrance. They reached the commercial rooms through the basement, where they stole a cash drawer with cash. The escape direction also remains unknown.

The effects on the community

The repeated break -ins make it clear that the security situation in the region should be taken up. Residents express concern about their security and the feeling of uncomfortable in their own four walls. Such crimes can also affect trust in local business when people feel unsafe while they go shopping or are traveling in their neighborhood.

security measures of the police

The police have already taken measures to improve the situation. She is now looking for witnesses who can provide information about the burglaries. By publishing a call, the police hoped to collect new information that could lead to the arrest of the perpetrators.

Helpful tips for citizens

• Pay attention to suspicious activities in your area and report them to the police.
• Make sure that your doors and windows are well secured, especially during the night.
• consider to equip your home with security cameras or alarm systems.

The police can be reached on 0800 2361 111 to accept clues. The security of the community is in the interests of everyone, and every hint could be decisive.