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Serial burglar caught in daycare – splendor in turmoil!
A 36-year-old was caught breaking into a daycare center in finery. Investigations show increasing numbers of burglaries nationwide.
Serial burglar caught in daycare – splendor in turmoil!
An unfortunate incident shocked the region when a 36-year-old man was caught red-handed while breaking into a daycare center. Loud PICTURE This break-in occurred between June 14 and 17, 2025 in several kindergartens in Etzbach and Fürth, where the perpetrator stole various items. On June 21st at 2:30 a.m. he was finally caught by the Altenkirchen police station.
What is particularly alarming is that the alleged perpetrator has no permanent address and was traveling on an uninsured motorcycle. In addition, he does not have a driver's license, which makes the situation even more precarious. A break-in into a facility that ensures the safety and well-being of children not only leaves behind material damage, but also has a significant impact on the sense of security of parents and educators.
Burglary statistics in Germany
A look at the general burglary situation in Germany shows that the country is confronted with increasing crime figures. After HomeInsider A total of 77,819 residential burglaries were registered in 2023, which corresponds to an increase of around 18% compared to the previous year. North Rhine-Westphalia is particularly affected, where the number of burglaries has increased by 15%. These developments are alarming and are increasing the discussion about security measures in the affected regions.
The latest statistics also show that burglaries occur far more frequently in urban areas than in rural areas. While in large cities there is a rate of 98 burglaries per 100,000 inhabitants, this value is significantly lower in rural areas with only 61 burglaries per 100,000.
Consequences for those affected
The consequences of a break-in are not just material. How Statista Reportedly, many of those affected suffer from a loss of sense of security. The material damage is often just the tip of the iceberg, as psychological stress is also common. In 2023, the total damage from burglaries in Germany will be around 340 million euros, while the average damage per burglary is around 3,500 euros.
The police have recognized that prevention is the key to greater safety. That's why many departments offer free safety consultations to take preventative measures. These range from structural to mechanical to electronic measures to prevent break-ins and increase the population's sense of security.
Recent events make it clear: burglaries and the worries that come with them affect not only the direct victims, but the entire community. At a time when crime is on the rise again, vigilance is needed to avoid such incidents in the future.