Sensational cemetery theft: bronze figures worth 10,000 euros disappeared!
Unknown people stole bronze figures worth over 10,000 euros from the cemetery in Huchenfeld. Police are asking for information.

Sensational cemetery theft: bronze figures worth 10,000 euros disappeared!
In very unfortunate news, a brazen theft causes excitement in the small community of Huchenfeld. Unknown people removed several valuable bronze figures from the local cemetery between June 1st and 15th, which has affected the police and residents alike. The total value of the stolen figures is estimated at over 10,000 euros, as bnn.de reports.
The loss of an angel figure and two Madonna statues is particularly tragic. These works of art are not only religious symbols, but also masterpieces of craftsmanship that decorated the tombs. With a height of almost half a meter, the figures had to be unscrewed with tools - a clear indicator that the perpetrators had prepared well. The Tiefenbronn police station has taken over the investigation and is asking for information from the public.
The police are asking for your help
The investigators have not yet received any concrete information about the perpetrators, which is why the police rely on the support of citizens. Witnesses who may have observed something suspicious around the time of the crime are asked to contact the Pforzheim-Süd police station on 07231 186 3311. “Every tip could be important,” explains a police spokesman. This makes it even more important to keep your eyes open.
In Huchenfeld there have been a total of three thefts of such figures in the last two weeks, which is alarming the community. Concern for the safety of cemetery areas is increasing and citizens are concerned about such disrespectful acts. Not only works of art are affected here, but also memories of loved ones.
It remains to be hoped that the investigation will progress quickly and the perpetrators will be caught soon, so that the traumatized residents and survivors can soon experience a feeling of protection and security again. As news.de also reported, the investigators are confident that the case can be solved with the support of the community.