Burglary in Neuhausen: Perpetrator convicted and convicted

Burglary in Neuhausen: Perpetrator convicted and convicted

A burglary in Neuhausen OB Eck has extensive and stressful consequences for a couple. The 54-year-old woman described in front of the Tuttlinger lay judge that she was afraid of the incident and could not be alone. Their fears no longer last in this intensity, but the only thought of the events at that time and the uncertainty that goes hand in hand with it continues to burden them, especially if their husband is on their business.

The alleged perpetrator, a 56-year-old man, has a tragic story. Five years ago, he left Poland in the hope of finding a new chance in Germany. He was a trained carpenter and carpenter, but his living conditions had changed dramatically. His marriage had failed, and without a place of residence he went into the cycle of homelessness. While he was lost in different cities, the attempt to find work was hardly crowned with success, especially because of his poor knowledge of German.

The burglary and its consequences

In April 2022, the man broke into the lonely house of the couple when they were visiting relatives at Lake Constance. He got into the inside through a bathing bath window and stole a laptop, an iPad, cash and even food in addition to a golden Apple Watch. "Bananas, sausage, and even the chocolate coupon was missing," recalled the woman. The damage added up to over 3000 euros. The break -in not only left material damage, but also psychological traces of the couple.

The investigation quickly led to the investigation of the crime because the perpetrator had left DNA traces at previous crime scenes. The agreement of his DNA, which the investigators was amazed at: "1: 415 trillions" was particularly remarkable, the exact number was, the judge Beate Philipp read from the documents of the State Criminal Police Office. The man had already conflict with the law in Duisburg and Würzburg and was therefore pre -contaminated. Nevertheless, he was aware of his actions and confessed.

The judicial consequences

The verdict was without probation at two years and six months. The man has to return to custody, and the judge also took into account the existing convictions. Despite his insight and apology to the couple, he will now have to serve the punishment.

However, an open question remains: Where are the missing stolen objects? So far, only the laptop has reappeared. The accused said by an interpreter that the Apple Watch and other personal things could still be with the police in Duisburg. Even with thief itself, there is a need to get personal things back, but the apology is only a weak consolation for those affected, who not only lost material losses, but also a feeling of security.