Millions of thief in Stuttgart: Escape ends at border!

Millions of thief in Stuttgart: Escape ends at border!

The hunt for an escape criminal has made new waves in the past few days because Robert S. (31) was arrested in Northern Macedonia. He is suspected of having acted as a mastermind of a spectacular theft in Stuttgart. In October 2022, the Value Transport company ProSegur stolen an amount of a fabulous 1.25 million euros, which his accomplice, Mirnesa S. (42), took itself and at first went to flee. The situation quickly escalated, since both arrested immediately disappeared abroad, but soon circulated the stolen goods as a hot topic in the region. BILD.DE reports that The police became aware of the day after the theft.

Mirnesa S. stood the authorities in January 2023 because she felt threatened by Robert S.. This return to the police was a brave step, which was associated with the price of three years in prison, which she received in July 2023 at the Stuttgart District Court because of her role in theft. Their confessions and statements about accomplices influenced the court that their punishment remained below the maximum of ten years. Mirnesa stated that she received only 20,000 euros from the stolen money and reports on a relationship with Robert S., who began with a lot of gifts and compliments, but quickly turned into negative. [FOCUS.de emphasizes that] (https://www.focus.de/panorama/welt/ich-wollte-mimmer-nur-liebecen-nach-irrem-getrem-getin-diebin-muss-drei- in-Här_id_199326611.html) she was affected by suspicion of exploitation and great remorse for your tiles feels.

The escape and arrest

Robert S., on the other hand, continues to flee and was only caught yesterday in trying to cross the border from Greece to northern Macedonia. A check brought about a European arrest warrant against him, which is connected to the millions of theft in Germany. The whereabouts of the remaining 1.2 million euros remains a mystery. Mirnesa plans to testify against Robert - a decision that both courses both and danger - and confirms that her relationship was shaped by uncertainties, since Robert increasingly ignored her after being used on theft.

Mirnesa S. has lived with a friend in Stuttgart-Bad Cannstatt since her return to probation and has trouble finding a job. Her future plans seem to be characterized by the hope of normality after leaving the hardships behind.

context and social perception

These events also initiated a far -reaching debate about crime and its perception in society. A current study by the Center for Criminological Research Saxony e. V. emphasizes that the perceived frequency of crime is often influenced by personal experiences and fears. The study shows that many people, especially the middle to the right of the middle, have high crime perception and feel a general distrust of the judiciary. [ZKFS explains that] (https://www.zkfs.de/angst-ist-ist-in-schlechter-ratgeber--s-des-zkfs-Zeigs- Zeigs- Zwischen-kriminalitaetspreicht-Furz-Furl-vor-criminalitaet- and a lack of confidence-in/) often not with the actual perceptions Crime statistics match what fueled the need for the public after strict punishments.

The reports of Mirnesa and Robert S. thus not only throw a skill light on the concrete events, but also on the complex network of emotions, social pressure and the perception of security in our cities.