Two unknown perpetrators flee in Willich after a failed break -in

Two unknown perpetrators flee in Willich after a failed break -in

On the evening of September 7, 2024, an attempted slump into a family home on Krusestrasse was reported in Willich. The two perpetrators used the absence of the homeowners and tried to penetrate through the back of the house. This incident occurred between 9:30 p.m. and 10:15 p.m. when most people should be in their own four walls.

The incident took an interesting turn when the neighbor and son -in -law of the house owners became aware of the home owners through suspicious noises and the two burglars were disturbed by their deeds. In the hustle and bustle of the moment, the perpetrators managed to escape prey. They fled on foot and with a possibly previously used bike in an unknown direction. However, the burglars left their city scooter, which indicates a hasty escape. This could indicate that they had not expected the procedure planned for the break -in.

the perpetrators and their escape

According to eyewitness reports, the two burglars were between 170 and 180 cm in size. The type of journey by bike and city scooters raises questions. Were you equipped with a plan or was it a spontaneous action? Such attempts show how quickly and easily burglars react to potential occasions, even in calm residential areas.

It is not uncommon for such incidents to occur, especially in residential areas where people are often not at home during the day. The fact that the neighbor alerted the police is a good example of neighborly awareness and commitment. Everyone can throw a vigilant eye on the surroundings and possibly prevent rubbish in their neighborhood.

The police in Viersen has taken over the investigation and asks the public for help. People who have observed something suspicious or can give clues are asked to contact the police directly. The contact details are: police Viersen, Lindenstraße 50 in 41747 Viersen, phone: 02162-377-0. In such cases, public support is often essential to identify perpetrators and possibly prevent further burglaries.