Police headquarters Bochum issues another alert regarding an increase in home burglaries in the area
In a bid to combat the rising issue of residential burglaries, the Bochum Police department has issued an advisory for the cities of Bochum, Herne, and Witten. The advisory, released on an undisclosed date, urges citizens to take action against home burglaries and increase engagement with the topic.
The Bochum Police department has provided a comprehensive overview map of residential burglaries in each district that occurred in the past week. While the map does not show the exact locations of the crime scenes due to data protection reasons, it offers a clear picture of the areas that have been affected.
To help citizens better protect their homes, the Bochum Police department has released a document titled "36.KW_WED-Radar_29.08.2025-04.09.2025.pdf", which is available on their website and has a size of 4.2 MB. This document contains valuable information on how to prevent home burglaries, as well as specific steps for citizens to follow in the fight against home burglaries.
The Bochum Police department is actively working to combat home burglaries in the three cities, and they have provided detailed advice for citizens to secure their homes, be vigilant, and call '110' in the event of a home burglary.
For further inquiries, citizens can contact the Bochum Police Press Office, with Jens Artschwager as the point of contact. The contact details for the Bochum Police Press Office are: telephone number 0234 909 1023, email [email protected], and website https://bochum.polizei.nrw/.
For questions regarding protection against residential burglaries, citizens can contact the Crime Prevention and Victim Support Department at 0234 909-4040. The Bochum Police department hopes that by showing citizens burglaries in their neighborhood, they will become more engaged in the fight against home burglaries.
