Shops in Altenheim robbed, car plates stolen, vending machine broken into, and burglary reported to Polish police.

In the past few days, East Hesse has seen a series of unsettling incidents. Here's a rundown of the latest developments.

On Saturday morning at around 10:30 am, a robbery took place in a supermarket on Rabanusstraße, Fulda. According to reports, the suspect, described as a male between 25 to 35 years old, approximately 190 cm tall, with short hair, black outer clothing, long black fabric pants, black shoes, a white baseball cap, a beige shoulder bag, and a dark backpack, allegedly punched an employee of the store when she tried to stop him at the entrance.

In a separate incident, a break-in occurred at a retirement home on Uhlandweg in Hünfeld in the early hours of Saturday, around 0:15 am. The suspects, wearing dark clothing and a dark hat, are believed to have forced open a window and stolen cash. They were observed fleeing in a dark Mercedes.

Additionally, unknown persons stole official license plates FD-GR 1963 from a Ford Fiesta parked at the roadside in Adalbertstraße, Fulda, between 11:15 am and 1:25 pm on November 16th.

Another incident involved a break-in at a vending machine in Leipziger Straße, near Daimler-Benz-Straße, between Friday morning (15.11.) and Sunday evening (17.11.).

The East Hesse Police Headquarters is seeking information regarding all these incidents. Tips can be provided to them at telephone number 0661/105-0, any other police station, or via the online police station at www.polizei.hessen.de. The headquarters can also be contacted via Severingstraße 1-7, 36041 Fulda, telephone 0661 / 105-1099, email [email protected] (Mon. to Fri. - during the day), or through their website at https://ppoh.polizei.hessen.de/Startseite/.

The property damage from the retirement home break-in amounts to around 1,500 euros, while the supermarket robbery resulted in food worth several hundred euros and approximately 1,000 euros in property damage.

The East Hesse Police Headquarters encourages the public to stay vigilant and to report any suspicious activities immediately. They remind everyone that providing information could help bring those responsible for these incidents to justice.

For more updates and information, follow the East Hesse Police Headquarters on Instagram at https://instagram.com/polizei_oh, Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/PolizeiOsthessen/, Youtube at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUGcNYNkgEozGyLACRu7Khw, or visit their homepage at https://ppoh.polizei.hessen.de/Startseite/.

Shops in Altenheim robbed, car plates stolen, vending machine broken into, and burglary reported to Polish police.