Burglars embark on a bus journey in Stetten, targeting the chilly marketplace
A public bus was stolen overnight in the village of Frohnstetten, district of Sigmaringen, causing a disruption in the rail replacement service and significant property damage.
The stolen bus, which was parked overnight at a bus stop in the center of Frohnstetten, was supposed to be used for rail replacement service the next day. However, it was not found until the next morning, leading to delays and cancellations in the service.
The exact events of the night are still under investigation, but it is known that the bus was damaged during the theft and struck a second bus, causing severe damage to both vehicles. The bus was later found near the cemetery after being stolen.
Three suspects have been identified and reported by the police in connection with the bus theft. The suspects, a 20-year-old, a 38-year-old, and a 40-year-old, are charged with hit-and-run, theft, and driving without a license.
The location of the bus theft was not specified but is known to be in the vicinity of Stetten am kalten Markt. The property damage from the bus theft is estimated to be around 40,000 euros.
No further details about the suspects or the extent of the property damage have been provided. The search results do not specify the names or identities of the police officers who interrogated the suspects for robbery, fleeing after robbery, and driving without a license.
The bus theft is an ongoing investigation by the police. The sudden absence of two buses overnight led to significant disruptions in the rail replacement service, causing delays and cancellations. The exact events of the night are still under investigation, and updates will be provided as more information becomes available.
