Inhabitants puzzled by break-in intruder
In the heart of Bielefeld, an unidentified individual committed a burglary in a multi-family dwelling on Wacholderweg near Rabenhof Street around noon on an unspecified day.
The suspect, described as a man in his 50s, stands approximately 180 cm tall and has a stocky build. He was wearing a dark puffer jacket and has long gray-black hair combed back, with a full beard.
According to reports, the suspect gained access to the upper floor of the building and forced his way into one of the apartments. A resident who was present at the time surprised the burglar, causing him to immediately flee the scene, taking with him a stolen Olympus camera.
The police are urging residents to always keep the main entrance door of multi-family dwellings locked to prevent such incidents. Those with information about the suspect or the incident are encouraged to contact the Control Center at 0521/545-0, or the Criminal Investigation Department 13, which is accepting witness statements.
For press inquiries, contact Sarah Siedschlag (SI) at 0521/545-3021, Caroline Steffen (CS) at 0521/545-3026, Hella Christoph (HC) at 0521/545-3023, Fabian Rickel (FR) at 0521/545-3024, Michael Kötter (MK) at 0521/545-3022, Jan Grote (JG) at 0521/545-3235, Katja Küster (KK) at 0521/545-3195, Sonja Rehmert (SR) at 0521/545-3020, or Lukas Reker (LR) at 0521/545-3222.
The police remind the public that the suspect who entered the apartment building near Wacholderweg and Rabenhofstraße at 12:00 PM and committed the robbery is not publicly identified. The police are working diligently to identify and apprehend the suspect and ask for the public's help in providing any relevant information.
Stay safe, Bielefeld!
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