Burglary in Goch: Tools from the workshop stolen - notes wanted

Burglary in Goch: Tools from the workshop stolen - notes wanted

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

Goch-Asperden (ots)-A break-in into a workshop ensures conversation in the local community.

burglary solves unrest in the community from

Security in the neighborhood of Goch-Asperden has been strongly questioned by a recently break-in into a workshop in Gaesdoncker Straße. The crime occurred between Saturday, July 27th, at 6:00 p.m. and Monday, July 29th, at 6:00 p.m. During this time, unknown perpetrators penetrated the workshop by damaging a padlock.

stolen tools and property damage

In their slump, the perpetrators stole several valuable tools, including two angle grinders, a chainsaw and a cordless camp screwdriver. The material damage is not only financial in nature, but also affects the affected workshop and its operating processes. Tools are essential for many craft businesses and their absence could lead to orders and associated loss of income.

police are looking for witnesses

The Goch criminal police have taken up the investigation into this incident and appeals to the population: "Every hint can help." Witnesses who may have observed something suspicious or can offer information about what is happening are asked to report on 02823 1080. A close cooperation between the police and the community is crucial to grasp the perpetrators and prevent other deeds.

The importance of joint support

In times when burglaries and thefts increase, the cooperation between the police and citizens is particularly important. Such incidents not only create material difficulties, but also disturb people's feeling of security. It is of great importance that the neighbors support and work together to keep their surroundings safe.

contact with the police

The district police authority Kleve is available for questions and further information. It can be reached on the phone number 02821 504 1111 or by email to the press office.kleve@polizei.nrw.de. For current information, the police also offer their appearance on social networks such as Facebook and Twitter.

- Nag