Uncovered in Wersten, Dusseldorf: Extensive Food Theft Unveiled during Routine Vehicle Inspection

In an update on a case that unfolded last Thursday evening, the Wersten police station in Cologne has released two 50-year-old men, following an investigation into a suspected case of operational theft.

The incident took place at 19:20 on Kölnstraße, where a Mercedes with a Cologne license plate was stopped by the police station. Inside the vehicle, officers found a significant amount of food, 200 packets of butter, and 146 pieces of Parmesan cheese, which were traced back to a Düsseldorf discount store and returned to them.

However, the police did not find enough evidence to charge the men with a crime. Despite their release, the investigation into the suspected theft is ongoing. The men could not provide a plausible explanation for the items found, and additional evidence suggests a possible connection to the theft.

Among the items found in the vehicle were a bolt cutter, a machete, and two knives. While the police did not have sufficient evidence to support a charge of theft against the men, further investigations will aim to clarify the exact circumstances of the suspected theft.

The police procedures have been completed, but the investigation is not yet closed. The investigations will focus on understanding the circumstances surrounding the suspected theft, and the police are still seeking to gather more information about the case.

It is essential to note that both men had previous convictions for theft. Despite this, the release of the men does not indicate any confirmation or denial of their involvement in the suspected theft. The police are committed to establishing the truth and will continue to investigate the case thoroughly.

At this time, there is no publicly available information about the identities of the two men arrested Thursday evening at 7:20 PM on Kölnstraße by the Wersten police station related to the suspected case of operational theft. The police will provide updates as more information becomes available.