Process against 22-year-olds: robberies shake Bad Ems!

Process against 22-year-olds: robberies shake Bad Ems!

in Koblenz, a trend -setting criminal process begins on January 20, 2025, which draws attention to the increase in robberies in the region. The accused 22-year-old Emseron K. is suspected of being part of a gang that was active in at least two serious cases. According to Localo.de

The transferred acts that took place in Dausenau and Bad Ems occurred on 8th and January 20, 2024. The perpetrators broke into private houses and threatened the residents with pistols. The first incident concerned a single -family house of an older couple in Dausenau, which took place at 10:10 p.m. The perpetrators, a group of four slim men between the ages of 20 and 30, wore dark clothes as well as masks and gloves to hide their identity. Her language was German with an Eastern European accent. In this robbery, they stole cash and jewelry worth around 30,000 euros.

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In the second incident on January 20, 2024, two watches and an aluminum case were captured with screws. The perpetrator's procedure indicates a well -organized and unscrupulous group that selected older people as victims. According to BlauglichtMyk.de , the Montabaur criminal police are still actively looking for witnesses that may have been observed on the evening of the first incident, which could possibly contribute to the remaining perpetrator.

The separately persecuted persons have already received a judgment, which is not yet final. These developments raise questions about the security situations in rural areas and illustrate the need for preventive measures against such crimes.

In addition, an analysis of the crime statistical data of the Rhineland-Palatinate police shows that robberies in the region increase, which worries citizens. The increasing number of such incidents makes it important to raise awareness of security measures among the population. The Rheinland-Pfalz offers comprehensive information that is accessible to the public are.