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Robbery in Güstrow: 18-year-old defends himself and escapes!
On August 31, 2025, an 18-year-old was the victim of a robbery on Wallensteinstrasse in Güstrow. Police are looking for witnesses.
Robbery in Güstrow: 18-year-old defends himself and escapes!
A robbery occurred in Güstrow on the evening of August 31, 2025, shocking the local community. At around 10:15 p.m., an 18-year-old man was physically attacked by two unknown perpetrators on Wallensteinstrasse. The attackers apparently aimed for the young man's backpack, but he proved to be defensive and was able to escape. After a violent argument, he fled on his scooter and suffered minor injuries to his face and right hand. These injuries were treated by the emergency services on site NNN reported.
The criminal police in Güstrow have already started investigations to find out more about the background to the attack. There is currently no further information about the suspects, which makes the situation even more worrying. The police are now asking the public for help: Witnesses who were on Wallensteinstrasse between 10 p.m. and 11 p.m. are asked to provide information. These can be submitted to the police either by telephone on 03843-2660 or online News.de added.
The context: Robbery crimes in Germany
Such attacks do not go unnoticed in Germany. According to current statistics, there were over 38,000 robbery crimes recorded by the police in 2022, but these had a clearance rate of almost 60% - higher than for other crimes. The increase in such crimes can be attributed to various external factors, including economic conditions. Thefts and robberies have become increasingly important in recent years Statista shows.
The frequency of robberies and other thefts is alarming, and the citizens of Güstrow are questioning how safe they are in their city. A look at reporting and crime trends could provide insight into how such incidents can be avoided in the future. In the meantime, it is important to remain vigilant and, if possible, contribute to safety by reporting suspicious observations.