Elderly Individual Victimized in Robbery Incident - Police Report 0584
In the quiet morning of Obervieland, Bremen, an 85-year-old man fell victim to a robbery that left him injured. At around 10:05 AM, the doorbell of his home rang, and a suspect, believed to be around 30 years old, approximately 180 cm tall, with a narrow face, short dark hair, wearing a gray short-sleeved shirt or polo shirt, and long pants, was let in.
The alleged profiler made false claims of investigating break-ins in the area, and later, in the privacy of the elderly man's home, stole jewelry and cash that were on the living room table, packing them into bags. The robber also assaulted the senior, causing severe bruises, and fled towards the Karl-Carstens Bridge (Strawberry Bridge).
Following the incident, the senior was taken to the hospital by ambulance. The Police of Bremen have taken over the investigation, with the Criminal Investigation Department now leading the case.
It is important to note that scammers may pose as police officers or officials. Therefore, it is crucial to always examine ID carefully if an officer or official requests entry. Remember, the police will never ask for money or valuables.
For the safety and protection of all residents, prevention tips and advice can be found at the Prevention Center, Am Wall 195, or online at www.polizei.bremen.de. The Press Office of the Bremen Police can be contacted at 0421 362-12114, and their website is also available at www.polizei.bremen.de and www.polizei-beratung.de.
Anyone with information regarding the suspect who robbed the 85-year-old man in Obervieland on Monday morning and then escaped via the Karl-Carstens-BrΓΌcke is asked to contact the police's Criminal Duty Office at 0421 362-3888.
This information is from the Polizei Bremen, transmitted via news aktuell. The suspect who committed this heinous act has not been publicly identified as of yet. Let us all remain vigilant and help keep our community safe. If you have doubts or feel uneasy about a situation, always involve neighbours or trusted individuals. Remember, safety lies in unity and caution.
