Increased Burglaries Tracked Week 34: A Rise in Break-ins Reported According to Pol-BI Data
The Bielefeld Police are at the forefront of a statewide campaign to prevent burglaries, as part of a broader effort to ensure the safety of its citizens. More information about this initiative can be found on the Bielefeld Police's official website at https://polizei.nrw/artikel/riegel-vor-sicher-ist-sicherer.
In a proactive move, the Bielefeld Police are offering advice on suitable security alternatives for homes. For any queries or concerns, residents can reach out to the Bielefeld Police at 0521/5837-2555.
For journalists seeking information, the Bielefeld Police Headquarters Leadership Staff/Press and Public Relations can be contacted at Kurt-Schumacher-StraΓe 46, 33615 Bielefeld. Contact details, including phone numbers and emails, are available on the website. It's worth noting that the name or identity of the spokesperson from the press office is not publicly disclosed.
The Bielefeld Police are urging citizens to remain vigilant and report any suspicious persons or events to the police via emergency call 110. They also encourage residents to pay attention to their surroundings and neighborhood.
The fight against burglars is a top priority for the Bielefeld Police. As part of their efforts, they publish a weekly map of burglaries on their website at https://bielefeld.polizei.nrw/artikel/einbruchsradar-karte-zur-wohnungseinbruchskriminalitaet. This map provides an idea of burglaries in neighbourhoods across Bielefeld.
The Bielefeld Police advise securing possible weak points of houses and apartments with tested security technology such as security bolts and additional locks. Secured doors and windows take time and make noise for a burglar to force open, making it less likely for a break-in to occur.
In week 34, the Bielefeld Police recorded four burglaries in Bielefeld. Outside of office hours, the Control Center can be contacted at 0521/545-0.
Residents are encouraged to visit the Bielefeld Police's website, https://bielefeld.polizei.nrw/, for more information and resources on how to keep their homes safe. By working together, the Bielefeld Police and its citizens can make the city a safer place to live.
