Dragon application stolen: Unkel's call for help!

Dragon application stolen: Unkel's call for help!

On May 4, 2025, the "Open Ateliers" occurred in Unkel, a striking theft that made the community excited. Between 5:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m., a ceramic sculpture, the value of which is estimated at 1200 euros, was stolen by a private property. The sculpture measures 60 cm in height and is characterized by a striking dragon application that makes the work of art special. The incident was originally reported by the Neuwied/Rhein Police Directorate and appeared on the same day at 9:49 p.m.

The sculpture was part of an art exhibition that attracted numerous visitors. The Linz police inspection is now asking for information from witnesses who have observed the theft or can provide information about the whereabouts of the sculpture. Witnesses are asked to report on 02644-943 0 or directly in the office. The contact address is on Konvikt 1, 53545 Linz am Rhein.

Details of the incident

like News.de The thief on a private property, which the perpetrator was specifically and aware of the location was. The striking character of the sculpture could have been an incentive for potential thieves, which makes the investigation difficult.

The police are particularly interested in indications that could contribute to clarifying the incident. In this context, it is also pointed out that visitors to the event could have relevant information that leads to the finding of the sculpture.

public communications and calls to testimony

In addition to the police investigations, presseportal.de A public call. All citizens are invited to actively participate in the clarification of the case. The call is aimed at everyone who was near the event on May 4 between 5:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m.

The combination of the art event and theft poses special challenges for the police. It remains to be seen whether clues can solve the puzzle around the disappeared ceramic sculpture. The municipality of Unkel hastily expects news about this incident and hopes that the sculpture will be found again soon.