Stunned in Kleve: Cyclists stolen after falling

Stunned in Kleve: Cyclists stolen after falling

Kleve. In a shattering turn of the action, a cyclist in Kleve, who was lying on the floor after a fall, has to have an unexpected experience. While he asked for help, he was the victim of a brazen theft. This incident, which took place on a dirt road at around 9:35 a.m. on August 28, not only caused the victim, but also the police.

The 65-year-old cyclist from Bedburg-Hau was crashed as a "pear avenue" while driving. At first another cyclist had noticed him and stopped immediately. But instead of providing help, going and getting support, the helper went away without taking care of the injured person. This was the beginning of an unimaginable behavior.

the brazen deed

Although the injured man asked for help and asked not to be moved, the other cyclist took the opportunity. According to the report, the 65-year-old noticed how the stranger decreased his pocket bags and attached the injured person's own bike. Incredible, but true: The thief used the helplessness of the falling cyclist to steal his pedelec, Gazelle brand. He then moved away with the e-bike towards Klever Ring.

The thief only left its own silver -colored pedelec brand Kalkhoff, which was without a battery. It was a clear case of failure to provide assistance and particularly heavy theft that amazes the police and the public.

police reacts and is looking for witnesses

The police of the district of Kleve commented stunned about the incident and explained that there were always events that were difficult to understand for both the officials and the public. After the other man was looking for the width, the injured cyclist finally reached his cell phone and choose the police emergency call. He was taken to a hospital with the emergency services to have the injuries suffered.

The suspect is described by the police as about 50 years old, about 170 cm tall and with dark blonde hair and a three-day beard. His appearance was neglected overall, and it is believed that he may be of Eastern European origin.

The police are now urgently looking for witnesses who can provide relevant information on the incident or the alleged perpetrator. This information could be crucial to find the perpetrator responsible. Witnesses are asked to report on 02821/5040.