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Series of burglaries in Bad Gandersheim: Paracelsus Clinic in sight!
In Northeim, the police are investigating multiple break-ins into empty clinics; Looking for information from witnesses.
Series of burglaries in Bad Gandersheim: Paracelsus Clinic in sight!
The police in Bad Gandersheim are investigating a series of break-ins that have taken place in the Northeim district in Lower Saxony in recent weeks. The abandoned Paracelsus Clinic on Dr.-Heinrich-Jasper-Straße, which has become a popular target for burglars since its closure in 2017, is particularly affected. According to HNA, the break-ins at the clinic took place between July 1 and July 15. This resulted in vandalism and tools were stolen.
The clinic, which opened in the 1980s, was forced to close due to bankruptcy after patient care was judged to be better at other clinics. Due to its long-standing vacancy, the building, which was once a place for convalescence, has become a so-called “lost place”, which is not only popular with adventurers and urban explorers, but is also a common area of control for criminal activities. According to the District newspaper There have been numerous incidents here, including a fall involving a young man that resulted in medical treatment.
Current burglaries
Recent incidents include a break-in at a single-family home in Kreiensen that took place between July 9th and 20th. As a result, cupboards and containers were ransacked, but the damage caused is still unknown. On July 21, a male perpetrator in Greene attempted to break open a window at an apartment building, but was apparently disturbed. Police are asking anyone with information about this person to call 0 53 82 / 95 39 0.
In addition, there are reports about the incidents observed by residents around the Paracelsus Clinic. This appears to be a magnet for burglars and vandalism as police continue to monitor the situation. The old spa clinic not only raises many questions, but also forms an exciting, if worrying, part of local history. The Northeim police station says it cannot give exact figures on crimes, but confirms that the building records frequent trespassing, property damage and theft.
It remains to be seen whether the police can catch the perpetrators before more harm occurs in this historic place. Residents and friends of the historic buildings are called upon to provide relevant information to support the safety and preservation of this abandoned place.
For further information on the topic and current events in Bad Gandersheim, please refer to other reports from HNA and District newspaper.