Two men snapped in shoe theft in Sigmaringen!

Two men snapped in shoe theft in Sigmaringen!

In a dramatic incident in Sigmaringen, two men were caught in a shop when attempted. On Monday afternoon, the 27 and 34 -year -old perpetrators wanted to enrich themselves with shoes, a backpack, a bunk bag and socks, but their plan went wrong. The sellers noticed the suspicious behavior of the two when they protruded the labels and tried to insert the goods unnoticed. They immediately alerted the police, who reacted promptly and arrested one of the thieves in the shop. The other was initially fleeing, but was also caught after a short search, as the Südwest press reported.

The two men are now facing criminal proceedings for community theft. The quick reaction of the sellers and the police prevented worse and shows how important vigilance is in retail.

fire in Sigmaringen: Fire brigade in use

While the police were busy with the thieves, another incident occurred in the city. On the same afternoon, around 2:15 p.m., the fire brigade was alerted after a fire broke out on Franziskanerweg. An switched on stove had set fire to a extractor hood, which led to violent smoke development. Fortunately, the residents of the house were not present at the time of the fire and remained unharmed. The damage to property is estimated at around 40,000 euros, as the police headquarters Ravensburg reported.

The fire brigade was able to delete the fire quickly before it could spread further. Such incidents remind us of how important it is to be careful when cooking and never leave devices unattended

Burglary in Vereinheim

In addition to these incidents, a club home in Bergstrasse was broken into in the night from Sunday to Monday. The unknown perpetrator picked up several doors and the damage caused is estimated at around 5,000 euros. The Gammertingen police have taken the investigation and asks for information from the population.

Overall, it can be seen that Sigmaringen is currently affected by various criminal activities. However, the quick reaction of the police and fire brigade contributed to the worse. Citizens are called up to stay vigilant and report suspicious activities immediately.