Updates from Ravensburg District, originating in Ravensburg

In the Alb-Donau district, several incidents of crime have been reported over the past week. Here's a summary of the events and the advice from local authorities.

Window Smashing in Leutkirch

An unknown perpetrator smashed the passenger window of a VW in the parking lot behind the town hall on Marktstraße in Leutkirch between 8 AM and 6 PM on Monday. The estimated damage is several hundred euros. The identity of the window breaker remains unknown.

Fraud in Isny and Fronreute

In Isny, fraudsters gained access to an 80-year-old's online banking last week, resulting in a financial loss of several hundred euros. In Fronreute, a young adult transferred a five-figure sum to unknown perpetrators over the past few weeks due to a case of fraud and extortion.

Burglaries in Ravensburg and Bad Waldsee

Thieves stole tools worth around 5,000 euros from a company vehicle in St.-Martinus-Weg, Ravensburg, between Saturday afternoon and Monday morning. In Bad Waldsee, burglars broke into a company building in Rudolf-Diesel-Straße and stole cash from a cash register. The damage to the broken door in the Bad Waldsee break-in is estimated at several hundred euros. The Bad Waldsee Police Post has taken over the investigation.

In a separate incident, burglars broke into a flat in Karmeliterstraße, Ravensburg, and stole a toolbox containing tools worth over 1,000 euros.

Accidents in Amtzell and Kißlegg

In Amtzell, a 20-year-old motorcyclist was severely injured in a traffic accident on Monday around 6 p.m. The Honda motorcycle involved in the accident suffered damage of around 4,000 euros.

In Kißlegg, a side-on collision involving two motorcyclists occurred on Monday evening, resulting in severe injuries for one rider and moderate injuries for another. The total damage to the motorcycles was approximately €15,000.

Police Warnings

The Ravensburg Police Station is accepting information about crimes and perpetrators in Ravensburg and Bad Waldsee at Tel. 0751/803-3333. They are warning against transferring money to supposed internet acquaintances due to the risk of "love-scamming" and "sextortion."

The authorities also advise against sharing personal data or compromising images on the internet. For more information on police-related issues, visit www.polizei-beratung.de.

For press inquiries, contact the Ravensburg Police Headquarters Public Relations Department at Daniela Baier (0751 803-1010, [email protected], https://www.polizei-ravensburg.de).

Stay safe and vigilant in the Alb-Donau district.