Burglary in Goch: Police are looking for witnesses for tool theft

Burglary in Goch: Police are looking for witnesses for tool theft

Published: Tuesday, 07/30/2024 08:19

Goch-Asperden (ots)-

Burglary in Goch: The workshop as the goal of thieves

In Goch-Asperden, a break-in into a workshop was recently recorded. The incident occurred between July 27, 2024, 6:00 p.m. and July 29, 2024, 6:00 p.m. The unknown perpetrators came into the building on Gaesdoncker Straße by breaking a padlock.

stole tools and their importance for the community

In the break -in, several tools were stolen by the thieves, including two angle grinders, a chainsaw and a cordless camp screwdriver. These devices are not only important for craftsmanship, but also for many hobbyists in the region who rely on them. The loss of these tools can therefore not only affect the owner of the workshop, but also other residents of the community who may be dependent on the equipment.

The police are dependent on information

The Goch criminal police have taken up the investigation and urgently searches for witnesses to the incident. The residents or passers -by who may have observed suspicious people or activities during the time play an important role here. Police spokesman and investigators call for reporting any information on 02823 1080.

The consequences of the break -in for the local economy

Burglaries like this throw a skill light on the challenges with which local craft businesses are confronted. In addition to the material loss, which is often significant, such incidents also create a feeling of uncertainty. Entrepreneurs in the region could have to rethink their security measures in the future to protect themselves and their property.

conclusion

This slump in Goch signals a simple but worrying reality for the community - the need to face crime. It turns out that the protection of property and tools is essential for many people and that the population plays an important role in such times. Every hint can help the criminals to put the craft and increase security in Goch-Asperden.

- Nag