Police reach the three -part clarinet thief on the border!

Police reach the three -part clarinet thief on the border!

The police ensured 15 high-quality clarinets in a check on Tuesday on Autobahn 52, at the Niederkrüchten-Elmpt junction in the district of Viersen, which were previously stolen in Amsterdam. The total value of the clarinets amounts to an impressive 65,000 euros. As part of this inspection, a 42-year-old man was temporarily arrested, who is known for the police due to ownership offenses and whose personal details showed an ongoing ban on driving. The man was also unable to provide any valid proof of origin for the clarinets.

The ensuring the instruments not only raises questions about the origin of these high -quality clarinets, but also illuminates the problem of theft, which was one of the most common crimes in Germany with a total of 1,971,435. The theft, as a crime protected under Section 242 of the Criminal Code, has led to the development of various legal framework conditions and procedures in recent years in order to counteract increasing crime.

background of the arrest

The investigators also found a storm hood and departure tool in addition to the clarinets when searching the suspect's car, which underpins the suspicion of further criminal activities. The man was arrested together with the ensuring the clarinets, whereby on Wednesday, according to the legal requirements, he was transferred to the Dutch authorities.

The arrest and ensure the instruments underline the challenges that the law enforcement authorities are facing in dealing with property offenses. In accordance with the provisions of the Criminal Code, the legality of appropriation and the associated facts, such as the removal of a strange movable thing, are carefully checked.

theft and its legal foundations

The control carried out and the subsequent securing are part of the police to combat crime in the field of theft. The legal basis of theft in accordance with Section 242 of the Criminal Code, which offers a basis for the persecution of such cases, is particularly relevant in this context. Section 243 of the Criminal Code is particularly regulated with a tightened punitive framework.

The police face such operations of the challenge of protecting property and securing the public's trust. The path from the investigation to the conviction of the perpetrators is often long and arduous, especially when it comes to international crime.