Car theft on the BBZ: Searched for information from the population!

Car theft on the BBZ: Searched for information from the population!

01.09.2024 - 13:44

Homburg police inspection

A current incident at the BBZ in Homburg has called the local police on the scene. On August 31, 2024, between 9:30 a.m. and 2:00 p.m., a black Mazda 3 with Homburg district license plate was stolen. The crime occurred in the time when numerous students and employees of the vocational education center (BBZ) were on site.

The building and the associated systems are well attended every day in school. Witness reports could therefore be of great importance to determine the perpetrator and find the vehicle again. The case symbolizes a growing problem with car thefts in the region, which increasingly puts citizens and police on alert.

important information and information

The Homburg police inspection asks persons who have made possible observations or can provide information on the whereabouts of the stolen Mazdas to report immediately on 06841/106-0. These calls for help are crucial to counteract the increasing crime in the area.

Again and again there are similar incidents, and the local authorities emphasize the importance of the attention of citizens. Every note can contribute to clarifying the offense and possibly prevent other future thefts. The theft itself is not only extremely stressful for the affected vehicle owner, but could also affect residents' feeling of security.

Please ask for media representatives:

Police Inspection Homburg

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Eisenbahnstraße 4

66424 Homburg

Telephone: 06841/1060

Email: pi-homburg@Polizei.slpol.de

Internet: www.polizei.saarland.de

Twitter: https://twitter.com/polizeaarland?ang=de

The Homburg police inspection considered this incident to be important enough to communicate it to the public. Such actions are necessary to inform both citizens and to raise awareness of the security situation in the region. A joint procedure of citizens and the police can make a decisive contribution to reducing crime.

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