Suspect apprehended at the scene of copper heist

On Sunday, June 8, a copper theft occurred at the former Heinrich Robert mine site in Hamm-Herringen near the transformer station. A police patrol spotted the thief in the area and attempted to apprehend him, but he fled the scene.

The suspect, a 39-year-old man from Hamm, was later found hiding in the grass by the police officers who searched the area. Despite their efforts, the direction of the suspect's escape remains unknown.

The Police Headquarters Hamm is handling the case, and no new information about the status of the suspect or the case has been provided. The official website of Police Hamm is https://hamm.polizei.nrw/, and emails regarding the incident can be sent to [email protected].

In addition, the Police Headquarters Hamm Press Office can be reached at telephone number 02381 916-1006 for further inquiries about the copper theft incident.

During their search of the area, the police officers seized copper cables and tools prepared for transport as evidence in the case. However, no new information about the seized evidence has been provided.

The incident is a reminder of the ongoing issue of copper theft in the region, which has been a concern for local authorities and businesses. The police urge anyone with information about the case to come forward and contact the authorities.

It is important to note that the head of the police directorate in Hamm is not explicitly stated in the search results. However, a related police leadership change mentioned is First Police Chief Martin Binder as a new head in Bobingen, not Hamm. No direct information about the Hamm police director's identity is available in the provided results.

Overall, the copper theft incident at the former Heinrich Robert mine site in Hamm-Herringen is still under investigation, and the public is encouraged to stay informed and vigilant.