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Stolen Cash From Vacuum Cleaners Reported by LPI-EF

Unknown Intruders Gain Access to Erfurt Police Headquarters... Continue Reading for Further Details

Money collected from vacuum cleaner sales has been stolen
Money collected from vacuum cleaner sales has been stolen

Stolen Cash From Vacuum Cleaners Reported by LPI-EF

In the heart of Erfurt, Germany, a criminal investigation has been initiated following a break-in at a local gas station. Unknown individuals forced open two vacuum cleaner machines overnight from Monday to Tuesday, stealing two cash boxes with an unknown amount of cash.

The specific date range of the incident is Monday to Tuesday, and the exact location of the gas station remains undisclosed. However, it is known that the incident occurred on Weimarische Straße. The estimated property damage to the two machines is approximately €200.

The Thuringia Police State Police Inspectorate Erfurt is leading the investigation, and the public is encouraged to seek reliable, current information directly from the police or their official press releases. Regional newspapers, radio, and TV stations may also report on such incidents, offering updates on any arrests or new developments in the case.

If you have any relevant tips related to this case, you can anonymously report them to the police. Every piece of information could aid in the investigation.

In general, when dealing with criminal investigations in Germany, the police and, if necessary, the prosecutor's office are responsible for the investigation. The identities of suspects are typically only disclosed after an indictment or court hearing to protect the presumption of innocence and ensure the integrity of the investigation.

If you are directly affected by this case, it is best to contact the responsible police station or a lawyer. For further, specialized support, I am here to help, although I cannot provide internal police or government information.

If you have any questions about procedures for criminal investigations, your rights, or possibilities for victim support, I would be happy to assist you further!

For more information, please contact the Thuringia Police State Police Inspectorate Erfurt Press Office at +49 361 5743-2100, send an email to [email protected], or visit their website at https://polizei.thueringen.de/landespolizeiinspektionen/lpierfurt/.

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