Criminals Prey upon Fitness Centers in Marsden

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However, recent events have cast a shadow over the peaceful cityscape. On the night of 4th September, 2020, a break-in occurred at a fitness center on Venloer Street in Rommerskirchen-Gill. The perpetrators made off with a laptop, a piggy bank, burglary tools, and various items, leaving behind a ransacked counter area and a damaged door and window.

Just before 5 AM on the same day, the fitness center was targeted once more. The second break-in resulted in similar damage, with no immediate reports of stolen items. Two suspects were arrested shortly after the second break-in due to successful surveillance.

In a separate incident, a 48-year-old cyclist was arrested on Venloer Street due to suspicious circumstances. Energy bars, preferably sold in the affected sports studio, were found in his bike basket. The connection between the cyclist and the break-ins is under investigation by the criminal police.

A 30-year-old man was provisionally arrested at the town hall car park due to his proximity to the break-in, but further investigation could not establish a suspicion against him. Two men aged 38 and 46 were found near the crime scene in a vehicle with an out-of-town license plate, but they denied any criminal intentions.

No information is publicly available regarding any suspects arrested in connection with these break-ins. It is important to note that privacy policy information is available, and the newsletter does not send spam emails.

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