Arrests in Freiburg: Multiple Individuals Detained for Alleged Theft Incidents

The Freiburg-Weststadt police post has taken over the investigation of the recent thefts reported in Seepark on July 2nd, 2025. Several bags and backpacks were stolen, and the incident has sparked a thorough investigation in the area.

During the course of the investigation, mobile phones of two victims were tracked, leading to subsequent checks at various locations. Notable findings include the discovery of a sought-after mobile phone, other unattended mobile phones, and backpacks at the "Stefan-Meier-Straße" location. Additionally, a stolen backpack and a second sought-after mobile phone were found in a Freiburg refugee shelter. Large amounts of cash and other suspected stolen goods were secured during these checks.

The exact number of recovered items and the value of the secured cash and other stolen goods are not specified in the article. However, the investigation is ongoing, and the police are seeking witnesses and potential victims to come forward with any information that could aid in the investigation.

Five suspects aged between 25 and 41 are currently being investigated for suspicion of theft. No new suspects have been identified in the investigation at this time. The suspect staying at the Freiburg refugee shelter is connected to the recovery of the stolen backpack and the second sought-after mobile phone.

Press inquiries can be made during office hours by contacting the Freiburg-Weststadt police post at Tel.: 0761 897878-0. Outside of office hours, press inquiries should be sent to [email protected]. For further press-related matters, please contact the Police Headquarters Freiburg Press Office - Árpád Kurgyis at Tel.: 0761 882-1019 or via email at [email protected].

For more information about the Freiburg police, visit their homepage at https://ppfreiburg.polizei-bw.de/. The police encourage the public to stay vigilant and report any suspicious activities to ensure the safety of all residents in Freiburg. The investigation regarding the reported thefts in Seepark is ongoing.