Young burglars in Oberhausen: Police hold 15-year-olds in custody

Young burglars in Oberhausen: Police hold 15-year-olds in custody

In a surprising turn of the events, the police in Oberhausen caught two young people who are suspected of wanting to break into a shop. The crime occurred on Monday night when a witness watched the two boys try to get into a shop on Bebelstrasse in the Alstaden district. At 1:20 a.m. he became aware of the noises of the burglary and quickly acted by alerting the police.

When the emergency services arrived, one of the young people, a 15-year-old, was already nervous and expressed: "He calls the bulls!". This quote illustrates the panic that came up at the moment of discovery. The police reacted immediately and sent numerous patrol cars to arrest the suspects.

The identity of the rambs

The two boys, aged 14 and 15, have Romanian and Azerbaijani nationalities. According to the information from the police, they have already conflict with the law in the past. When they arrest, they had the alleged Tatr tool with them, which underlines the activities of the young people. The police carried out a preliminary arrest and brought the children into custody.

The arrest makes a highlight of the ongoing challenges of youth crime in this region. These incidents are not only important for those affected themselves, but also ask the municipality before the question of how such behavioral patterns can be met better.

The dynamics of youth crime, especially in urban areas, make it clear that preventive measures and support for endangered young people are extremely important. In addition to legal responsibility, trainers, teachers and social workers have to work closely together in order to give back and promote positive development.

It shows again that criminal behavior often has to be viewed in a larger social context. The analysis of such cases could provide clues to develop preventive strategies that help children and adolescents not get caught in crime.

The police meanwhile remains vigilant and does everything possible to prevent further possible incidents. In view of a variety of recognitions of the situation, it is a constant challenge to ensure both the security of the citizens and to offer young people the necessary support.