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Young people in Heilbronn: E-bike and scooter thieves caught!
Five teenagers arrested in Heilbronn for e-bike and scooter thefts with an estimated loss of 40,000 euros.
Young people in Heilbronn: E-bike and scooter thieves caught!
What's going on in Heilbronn? Heilbronn's criminal police department has carried out thorough investigations in recent weeks. As the rnz Reportedly, several young people were arrested who are suspected of being involved in a series of e-bike and scooter thefts as well as car break-ins in the Böckingen and Neckargartach districts. The acts are said to have been committed between July and October 2025.
The investigation led the officers on the trail of the perpetrators, who stole high-quality e-bikes from underground car parks and basements, mainly in the Fasanenweg and Leintalstrasse area. The total damage is estimated at around 40,000 euros, which is certainly no small feat.
Arrests and arrest warrants
In a further step in the investigation, two 15-year-old suspects were arrested while attempting to sell a stolen e-bike online. Three other young people, between 16 and 17 years old, were also caught in Heilbronn. All five are accused of stealing five scooters in one night and parking them in an underground car park. Arrest warrants were issued at the request of the Heilbronn public prosecutor's office and the suspects are now in custody.
The police are also still checking whether other people involved are involved in these crimes and are continuing their investigations. It remains to be seen whether the young people belong to a larger group of perpetrators.
A look at the alphabet
In addition to the criminal activities in Heilbronn, there is also good news from the world of letters: The letter E, the fifth letter of the Latin alphabet, is the most frequently used letter in many Western languages. It is highly valued not only in German, but also in languages such as English, French and Spanish. The origin of the letter lies in the ancient Semitic scripts and developed from the Greek script into the modern Latin alphabet. Interesting, isn't it?
The use of the letter E extends not only to linguistics, but also to mathematics, where Euler's number is often abbreviated as "e". British Sign Language even has its own hand gesture for this popular letter. You could say “e” has earned much more than just a place in the alphabet!