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Robbery in Dachau: Passerby loses bag with five-figure sum!
Attack on woman in Dachau: Two unknown people stole bags of cash in front of a bank. Police are looking for witnesses.
Robbery in Dachau: Passerby loses bag with five-figure sum!
Late on Friday morning there was an attack on a passer-by on Münchner Straße in Dachau, which caused a stir. At around 11 a.m., when the woman in question got out of her car in front of a bank branch, two unknown people forcibly snatched a cloth bag containing a five-figure sum of cash from her. As the South German newspaper According to reports, the woman was slightly injured in the attack, while the perpetrators initially fled west on foot and shortly afterwards sped away in a light-colored SUV.
Despite an immediate search by the local police, the search has so far been unsuccessful. The Fürstenfeldbruck Criminal Police Inspectorate has taken over the investigation. According to the description of the perpetrators, the robbers are between 1.70 and 1.75 meters tall and have dark hair. One of the perpetrators was wearing a gray hoodie, the other appeared in a black leather jacket and sunglasses.
An alarming development
However, this incident does not illustrate the security situation in Germany in isolation. Loud Statista In 2022, over 38,000 robbery crimes were recorded by the police, with handbag snatches and robberies of financial institutions being common categories. The robbery clearance rate is almost 60%, which shows that the police can carry out successful investigations in many cases.
The woman from Dachau was not only the victim of an attack, but also finds herself in a climate of growing crime, with an increase in theft and robbery crimes since 2015. With increasing unease, citizens in many cities, including Dachau, have to deal with the persistent presence of crime.
Although the local population was not at risk during the attack, a feeling of insecurity remains in the community. In her report she has Evening newspaper Please note that relevant information about the perpetrators is urgently requested by calling the Fürstenfeldbruck police on 08141/612-0.
Citizens' eyes are now on developments in this matter, with many hoping that the perpetrators will be caught soon and similar incidents can be avoided in the future.