50-year-old arrested in Derendingen after slump in school!

50-year-old arrested in Derendingen after slump in school!

In the quiet night from Thursday to Friday there was an unexpected incident in Derendingen. A 50-year-old man was arrested in the early morning after a break-in into a school in Primus-Truber-Straße. The building of the building was activated around 3:20 a.m., which the police quickly called on the scene. The emergency services behaved professionally on site and converted the building, while the suspect could be arrested without resistance, as tixio

When entering school, the man had left a car machine. This led to a criminal complaint for particularly severe theft, which the public prosecutor will now decide. The investigation continues to clarify the exact circumstances of the break -in. At a time when burglaries in Germany are in the upswing, this incident is not necessarily surprising.

burglary numbers increase

A recently published report from 2024 shows that the number of burglary in Germany is experiencing a worrying increase. In 2023, for example, 77,819 burglaries nationwide were registered, which corresponds to an increase of around 18 percent compared to the previous year. On average, this is 213 burglaries per day, the average damage per slump is around 3,500 euros. The total damage caused by burglaries amounted to a massive 340 million euros in 2023, such as the Home-insider Statistics. It is particularly noticeable that the climbing trends can be observed after corona pandemic. In large cities, the numbers are also higher than in rural regions. Burglaries are usually done in the form of occasional and spontaneous people, of which 80 percent of all burglaries come from. Even if 47 percent of the attempts at burglary are unsuccessful, the number of unreported cases is worrying.

further incidents on the same morning

The night was not only for the 50-year-old burglar turbulent time. At around 7:50 a.m., an eleven -year -old boy was seriously injured when he fell from his bike on Goldgasse in Ofterdingen without a helmet. He was on his way to school. He was immediately taken to the hospital with an ambulance.

The events of that night are another reason why security issues are increasingly putting themselves in the foreground. With more efficient measures and security advice by the police, many burglaries may be prevented. It remains to be hoped that the community in Derendingen will come together more closely to prevent such incidents in the future.