Authorities seek leads on a break-in case.
In a series of unfortunate events, several burglaries have been reported over the weekend and the Pentecost weekend in the cities of Gladbeck, Recklinghausen, and Dorsten, Germany.
The first incident occurred in Gladbeck, where unknown perpetrators occupied a business on Am Wiesenbusch. The burglars forced open the access gate and gained entry to the premises, stealing valuable tools. The police are looking for witnesses who may have observed anything suspicious or can provide information about potential suspects. Tips can be reported to the Kripo at 0800/2361 111.
In a separate incident in Gladbeck, burglars broke into a school on Bismarckstraße over the Pentecost weekend. Initial investigations revealed no items were stolen from the school. However, the burglars are believed to have gained entry by throwing a stone through a window between Friday afternoon and Tuesday morning.
The perpetrators also targeted a semi-detached house on Theo-Kleppe-Weg in Recklinghausen, where they ransacked cabinets and stole various pieces of jewelry. The identity of the perpetrators in both Recklinghausen incidents remains unknown.
A terrace door was forced open in another Recklinghausen house, leading to a burglary where no further details about the stolen items are available yet. No further changes in the school building in Dorsten have been detected so far.
For media inquiries, please refer to the following links: - Police Headquarters Recklinghausen's Press Office - Police Department Dorsten's Press Office - Police Department Recklinghausen's Facebook Page - Police Department Recklinghausen's Instagram Page - Police Department Recklinghausen's WhatsApp Channel
The police urge anyone with information that could aid the investigations to come forward and report it to the authorities. The police headquarters Recklinghausen's press office can be contacted at Annette Achenbach, phone number 02361 55 1033, email [email protected].
Stay vigilant and report any suspicious activities to ensure a safe community.
