Dramatic bank robbery in Höhr- Grenzhausen: clues wanted!

Dramatic bank robbery in Höhr- Grenzhausen: clues wanted!

In the small community of Höhr- Grenzhausen in Rhineland-Palatinate, a bank robbery that occurred on January 4, 2024 has once again made the headlines. The incident, which took place around 8 a.m. in the local savings bank on Rathausstrasse, lasted almost an hour. A portly man wearing a hoodie robbed the bank and used his well-thought-out approach to threaten the employees, forcing them to open the money safe. According to Rhein-Zeitung, cash was stolen during the robbery. The police are hoping for helpful information from the public and are calling on people to share observations that could help catch the perpetrator.

The circumstances of the attack raise many questions. How was the perpetrator able to operate undetected in the bank for so long? Was he perhaps a local who knew exactly how things worked? The investigators agree that a targeted search is necessary and hope for important information from citizens that can help solve the crime.

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