Mysterious burglar eludes capture in Heidelberg, authorities request public assistance in identification
Break-In on "Am Büchsenackerhang" in Mannheim: Suspect Still at Large
A property crime was committed early Tuesday morning on "Am Büchsenackerhang" in Mannheim. A male suspect broke into a residence, stole approximately 3,000 euros worth of money and clothing, and escaped on a black e-scooter at around 1:20 AM.
The resident woke up when she heard the toilet flush, discovering the break-in. The suspect entered the residence through a balcony door and searched various rooms and cabinets for valuable items.
The suspect is described as wearing a light down jacket, light pants, black shoes, and a baseball cap at the time of the crime. The direction the suspect escaped and their current whereabouts remain unknown.
The Mannheim Police Headquarters Press Office has taken over the investigation, with the specialists for property crimes at the Heidelberg Criminal Police Directorate leading the case. The public is encouraged to contact the police with any information they may have about the case. Useful information can be provided to the criminal police hotline at 0621/174-4444.
The public is advised to exercise caution, as the suspect is still at large. The extent of the property damage is still unclear. The Mannheim Police Headquarters Press Office is the official point of contact for media inquiries related to the case. Inquiries can be directed to Celina-Marie Petersen, telephone: 0621 174-1111, email: [email protected].
The Heidelberg Criminal Police Directorate is also seeking witnesses who may have observed suspicious activities related to the suspect. Anyone with information is urged to come forward and assist in the investigation.
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