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Großkarolinenfeld: Police operation after screaming from apartment!
Major police operation in Rosenheim: Loud screams from the apartment lead to the clarification of a harmless argument.
Großkarolinenfeld: Police operation after screaming from apartment!
Yesterday afternoon there was a large-scale police operation in Großkarolinenfeld (Rosenheim district). The occasion? An emergency call about loud screams from an apartment meant that several Bad Aibling police patrol crews had to rush to the scene. As the PNP Reportedly, the emergency services were even supported by surrounding inspections in order to get the supposed danger under control.
However, it turned out on site that the screams had easily come from a loud, harmless argument between two people. There was no acute danger to the public, which was a relief for the officers deployed. After clarifying the situation, the police made their way back to their station.
Another incident in the region
The perpetrators fled in a white van, which led to a large-scale manhunt. To date, however, the investigation has unfortunately been unsuccessful, which is why the Rosenheim Criminal Investigation Department continues to ask for information. In particular about the getaway vehicle, which was initially suspected to be a white VW van; A Mercedes Vito with certain features is now viewed as a possible getaway vehicle.
The perpetrators were described as male, slim and dressed in black. One of the two was an impressive 190 cm tall, while the second was between 175 and 180 cm. The police are asking anyone who has information about the perpetrators or the vehicle to contact the relevant criminal police station or any other police station.
Attacks in Germany
The incidents in Großkarolinenfeld are part of a larger trend in Germany, where robberies on cash-in-transit vehicles repeatedly make the headlines. A look at the last few years shows numerous examples, such as: Daily Mirror documented. From violent robberies in Berlin to attacks in other cities – the criminal energy seems to know no limits. While the police do everything they can to combat such crimes, it remains important for citizens to be vigilant and report tips if necessary.
Overall, it is clear that security in the region and throughout Germany continues to be a serious issue. Residents should not only rely on the authorities, but also make their own contribution to their safety.