Over 2000 liters of diesel stolen from the construction site in Vellahn – police are investigating!

Over 2000 liters of diesel stolen from the construction site in Vellahn – police are investigating!

On Tuesday night, a remarkable incident occurred at a construction site on the B5 between Vellahn and Pritzier (Ludwigslust-Parchim district). Unknown perpetrators took advantage of the darkness and broke into the construction site of a wind turbine. As NDR reports, more than disappeared2,160 liters of diesel, taken from a construction site crane, a crawler vehicle and two power generation units.

But that wasn't all: the thieves had it tooBatteries and various toolsapart. The estimated total damage amounts to several thousand euros, which makes the operation a particularly serious theft, as the Boizenburg police emphasize.

On the trail of the perpetrators

The police have already secured evidence on site and are starting investigations. Interestingly, the public is being asked to help: Anyone who has observed suspicious people or vehicles during the night should contact the police in Boizenburg immediately (Tel. 038874 6060). The investigators hope to track down the perpetrators through tips from the public. A call that is making waves in the region.

It is indeed alarming that such thefts can happen in the middle of the night and under the public's radar. Wind turbines are central projects for sustainable energy supply, and such attacks not only represent an economic loss, but also endanger progress in the energy transition.

Overall picture of the security situation

Thefts occur again and again at construction sites in the region, and the incident in Vellahn is unfortunately not an isolated case. Loud news.de Construction site operators and workers must increasingly expect such problems. Whether it's diesel fuel or expensive construction equipment, the darkness tempts many to take it lightly. Growing security awareness is therefore urgently needed.

The results of the investigation are still pending and all eyes are on the police. It remains to be hoped that the perpetrators will be caught quickly and such incidents will soon be a thing of the past. Until then, we have no choice but to remain vigilant and keep our eyes open.