Reports Surface from Lake District in PP Ravensburg

In an eventful 24 hours, several incidents and accidents have been reported across the towns of Überlingen, Friedrichshafen, and Ravensburg in Baden-Württemberg.

In Überlingen, a break-in at an unspecified location resulted in approximately 1,500 euros worth of property damage. The intruder, who forced open a window and entered the premises, consumed beverages and stole a wallet. The wallet was later discarded outside.

Meanwhile, two juveniles were involved in an incident in the same town. They reportedly attacked passersby with a dead fish and stones. In a separate incident in Friedrichshafen, an 18-year-old assaulted a man and pushed him into Lake Constance. The police are investigating these incidents but have not confirmed a direct connection between the events.

Moving on to Ravensburg, an unknown individual broke into the Youth and Cultural Center "Molke" in Meistershofener Street. The extent of the damage and whether anything else was stolen is yet to be determined.

On the road, an accident occurred in Überlingen involving a 72-year-old driver of a Seat and a 34-year-old driver of an Audi. The Seat was no longer roadworthy and had to be towed. The fire department attended to any leaking fluids. The accident, which occurred at the intersection of "Am Flugplatz" Street and K 7728, resulted in several thousand euros worth of property damage. The Seat driver sustained minor injuries.

In Friedrichshafen, another accident occurred on Wednesday afternoon around 5:15 pm at the intersection of "Am Flugplatz" Street and K 7728. This time, the accident involved a 65-year-old driver of a Transit van and a 61-year-old driver of an Opel Meriva. The van driver turned right from "Zum Postbühl" Street onto the main road without noticing the backed-up traffic and collided into the rear of the Opel. The total property damage from this accident also amounts to several thousand euros.

Vandals caused property damage in the night from Tuesday to Wednesday in Bruckfelder Street. They spray-painted a parked excavator, removed various tools from it, and threw them around.

Witnesses who noticed any suspicious persons between the specified times are asked to contact the appropriate police stations in Salem or Ravensburg. For further inquiries, contact the Police Headquarters Ravensburg Press Office at 0751 803-1010 or [email protected].

The police in Friedrichshafen are also investigating the break-in and are accepting tips from witnesses.