Burglars are surprised: fight at the apartment door in Aalen!

Burglars are surprised: fight at the apartment door in Aalen!

In a dramatic incident that recently occurred in Aalen, a homeowner was surprised by a burglar while coming home. According to a report of the Schwäbische Zeitung it was shortly after 12.30 p.m. When the owner, just returning from shopping, wanted to open the apartment door. At the same moment the intruder opened the door from the inside, which led to an unexpected scramble.

The surprised burglar, who was about 25 years old and was dressed in a storm hood and an olive -green Bundeswehr parka, pushed the man back. But the owner reacted quickly and stepped after the intruder, who then fell against the mailbox and fell on the street over the garden gate. However, the burglar was able to get up quickly and fled with a black bike that he had brought with him.

another break -in in Mönchengladbach

While the owner surprisingly confronted the burglar in Aalen, a 37-year-old homeowner in Mönchengladbach was also victim of a burglary on September 14th. As the police reported, the man returned home around 9 p.m. and noticed an open window and a clattering sound. When he went into the garden, a stranger suddenly faced him with a flashlight.

The intruder pulled a suspected screwdriver out of his jacket pocket and verbally threatened the homeowner. In a courageous moment, the 37-year-old tried to put the burglar, but he fled after the homeowner had run back into the house. The burglar escaped with jewelry, while the homeowner remained unharmed, such as rp online reported.

The police are looking for information

In both cases, the police are now looking for witnesses. In Aalen it was found that the burglar over a ladder he had taken out of the garage came into the house after smashing a window with a stone. The property damage is estimated at around 1,500 euros, while the thief made prey worth around 500 euros.

The police in Aalen asks for information on 07361/5240. In Mönchengladbach, witnesses can report on 02161 290. Citizens are called to be vigilant and report suspicious activities immediately to prevent such incidents.