Burglars are up to mischief: New Year's Eve shock in Paderborn!

In the Paderborn district, the police have registered several burglaries on the holidays that were committed between New Year's Eve and New Year. On New Year's Eve, a single -family house in Delbrück was attacked by three men on Moorweg. The homeowner received a message from his surveillance camera at 8:40 p.m. and saw the perpetrators opened the patio door. In front of the house there was a silver Audi A6, whose license plate fragment of the homeowners identified as a JL-EL. Although the homeowner tried to block the perpetrator's escape route with his vehicle, they managed to escape. An initiated search by the police was unsuccessful.

Further burglaries also occurred in Paderborn. On December 30, an apartment was affected in an apartment building on Frohnhauser Weg. On New Year's Eve, the resident of a ground floor apartment in the Neuhaus Schloß Neuhaus was surprised, who then fled. In addition, a garden house of a children's and youth club in Paderborn-Marienloh was broken open on New Year's Day. In a total of five attacks during this time, valuable items were stolen.

more details about the burglaries

In addition to the incidents already mentioned, a burglary was carried out in a ground floor apartment on the Pohlweg, which was discovered when the residents returned around 11:15 p.m. The patio door had broken open, but the theft damage remains unclear. There were also burglaries in Neuhaus Schloß Neuhaus, Sennelager and in the Springbach Höfe residential area, with the residents being traveling and only noticed when they returned on New Year's Day. In one case, a slice of the front door was even hit.

Another burglary took place in a single -family house on Margaretenstrasse, with the perpetrators got into the apartment through a snapped window and stole cash and jewelry. In addition, the police had already registered burglaries on Balhornstrasse and Mallinckrodtstraße last Friday, where nothing was probably stolen.

The police are looking for relevant information on suspects or vehicles on 05251/3060. In the event of acute suspicions in residential areas, the police should be informed of the 110. The incidents were also documented by Paderborn Police, where further details on the burglaries can be read.