Burglaries in Braunlage: car dealership and beverage market in sight!

Burglaries in Braunlage: car dealership and beverage market in sight!

In the quiet night from Tuesday to Wednesday, burglars were targeting shops in Braunlage. In two different restaurants, a car dealership in the street on Buchholzplatz and a beverage market on Bahnhofstrasse, the unknown suspects ransacked the premises. So far there is no precise information about the possible stolen goods, but the police in Goslar asks the population for helpful information on the incidents. These can be reported on 05321 3390 or at the Braunlage police station at 05520 93260, as [regionalheute.de] (https://regionalhute.de/goslar/autohaus-und-getraenkemarkt- von-einbrechn-heimsucht-goslar-harz-1752665201/)

Another example of the increasing burglary crime in the region occurred in the Braunlage ice rink. Here there was a break -in on the night of March 21, in which the perpetrator s) caused considerable damage to lockers. The damage is estimated at around 5,000 euros. Here, too, the burglars only captured coin money. Interestingly, the burglaries have been a recurring problem in recent years, as figures from the Federal Criminal Police Office show. The cases of housing theft recorded in Germany have been not very gratifying since 2014: In 2024 alone, over 100,000 burglaries were registered, a worrying increase that should alert the population. This information is accessible in a comprehensive data collection on [Statista] (https://de.statista.com/statistik/studie/555860/umfrage/polizeicht-erfaste-faelle-von-wohnungen theft-in-deutschland/).

Burglaries: A growing problem

The break -ins in Braunlage are not the only incidents in the region. Before the slump in the business premises, several similar offenses occurred to cause the tranquil resin region. The incident in the ice stadium, which is open for the ice shoe season until April 22, made the round. The opening times during the season are well known to the population and from Monday to Thursday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., as well as on Saturdays and Sundays from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. and from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., with special ice discover events on Wednesdays and Saturdays. The previously quiet leisure location has experienced more damage than joy in the past few months.

The topic of burglary protection has become pressing for residents and business owners in Braunlage. Local traders are called up to support each other and to sharpen their security awareness in order to effectively counter crime. The police are ready and is happy about any support from the population. Let us ensure that Braunlage remains a safe place. Every hint can be decisive - after all, we all have a good knack for protecting the neighborhood.