Burglary series in Olzheim: High-quality tools in sight!

Burglary series in Olzheim: High-quality tools in sight!

In the past few days, the Olzheim region has been shaken by several break -ins, which took place from February 15, 2025 to February 17, 2025. The police report on a break -in into a company in which high -quality tools were stolen by previously unknown perpetrators. The amount of damage is assessed in the four -digit range, which indicates a targeted and planned approach of the thieves. The suspects seem to have stayed in the area in the days before. In the SchlossHeck area, suspicious observations were reported that are now examined by the police.

In addition to the break -in in Olzheim, there was another incident in Willwerath. Two transporters of a construction company were broken up here, with high -quality tools being stolen. The damage in Willwerath also amounts to an amount in the four -digit range, which increases urgency to find witnesses that can provide information on the deeds.

police asks for help

The police have called on the population to show vigilance and report possible information on the latest burglaries. This applies in particular to people who have noticed suspicious activities in the Schlossheck area in the past few days. The contact options for witnesses are clearly defined: Interested parties are asked to contact the investigators on 06551/9420 or by email to pipruem@polizei.rlp.de.

The slump into the company in Olzheim and the simultaneous incident in Willwerath raise questions about the safety of trade and companies in the region. The police have announced that they are carrying out targeted controls in the area. In view of the facts, it could be a coordinated action by criminals that could possibly target other companies.

The interruption of business through such incidents plays a major role for the companies concerned, not only in terms of financial terms, but also with regard to trust in security measures. It remains to be seen which measures are taken to increase security in the region and prevent future break -ins.