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Attempted burglary in Rosenheim: Who saw something suspicious?
Unknown people tried to break into a semi-detached house in Rosenheim. The police are looking for witnesses for information.
Attempted burglary in Rosenheim: Who saw something suspicious?
In Rosenheim, an attempted break-in was carried out into a semi-detached house on Hocheckstrasse, in the Pang district. Between Saturday, October 11, 2025, 5 p.m. and Monday, October 13, 2025, 5:30 p.m., unknown perpetrators tampered with the doors of the house. Fortunately, the residents were away during this time and only discovered signs of a break-in on the patio door and front door when they returned. According to the latest reports from Innpulse and Rosenheim24 However, the perpetrators were unable to get inside the house.
The Rosenheim criminal police immediately took over the investigation, under the direction of the Traunstein public prosecutor's office - Rosenheim branch. and initial measures taken on site. The police are asking the public for help: Anyone who has seen anything suspicious or has information about people or vehicles during the specified period is asked to come forward. Information can be given by telephone on 08031/2000 or at any police station.
Slumps on the rise
This incident is reminiscent of the increasing number of burglaries, especially during the dark season. Experts warn that the early darkness and residents' often extended absences are perfect for criminal activity. Police suggest taking preventive measures to prevent break-ins. These include, among others:
- Verwendung von Zeitschaltuhren und Bewegungsmeldern.
- Fenster und Türen stets abzuschließen.
- Eine aufmerksame Nachbarschaft, die verdächtige Erlebnisse sofort meldet.
- Verdächtige Beobachtungen sollten umgehend über den Notruf 110 gemeldet werden.
In a recent analysis by Statista It is also pointed out that the number of home break-ins increased slightly after the corona pandemic. In 2023, around 119,000 thefts in and from apartments were registered in Germany, which represents a significant increase compared to previous years. Nevertheless, Bavaria remains a relatively safe federal state compared to the rest of the country, even if local differences exist.
The feeling of security in your own four walls is irreplaceable. Therefore, neighbors and the community are required to look out for each other and ensure a safe living environment. In this way, we can work together to ensure that Rosenheim remains a place where everyone feels comfortable.