Duisburg Prosecutor's Office and Wesel-Dinslaken County Police Department team up for a joint press statement
In a statement transmitted via news aktuell, the Wesel County Police Headquarters has provided an update on the attempted theft incident that took place on Bruchstraße in Dinslaken.
On Monday at 14:45, a 37-year-old man, with no fixed address, attempted to break into a cash box at a flower stand. A witness observed the man tampering with the cash box, prompting the stand's owner to confront the suspect. The confrontation caused the man to flee, but he was later apprehended by police officers due to a pending open warrant from the Public Prosecutor's Office in Duisburg in another case. The arrest was made due to the flight and recidivism risk.
Regrettably, no relevant information about the leader of the Wesel County Police Headquarters was found in the search results. The statement did not provide any updates on the investigation's progress, new court proceedings, or new charges against the 37-year-old.
The statement also did not mention any witnesses or evidence beyond what was previously reported. It did not provide further details about the suspect's current status or information about the pending open warrant from the Public Prosecutor's Office in Duisburg.
For media inquiries, contact the Wesel County Police Headquarters at 0281 / 107-1050, fax: 0281 / 107-1055, or email [email protected]. The police did not provide information about the possible motive for the attempted theft.
