Investigators seek out additional witnesses to aid their inquiry
In the districts of Hanau and Main-Kinzig, several incidents of vehicle damages and thefts have been reported over the past few days.
In Gelnhausen, an unknown individual damaged a Mercedes C 180's rear bumper while its owner was shopping in the Lidl market's parking lot on Tuesday between 6.50 PM and 7.05 PM. Witnesses are asked to contact the Gelnhausen police station for more information.
Meanwhile, in Hanau, a man, approximately 1.80 meters tall, with black short hair, wearing a black vest, white pullover, and black pants, damaged a Hyundai's left side mirror around 2.20 AM on Wednesday.
In a separate incident in Bruchköbel, an unknown individual caused several thousand euros in damage to a white Mercedes V-Class by scratching it with a sharp object between Saturday 8 PM and Monday 6 AM. The Langenselbold police station is accepting tips about this case.
The Hanau Criminal Police is also requesting tips about the theft of an expensive Audi Q7 with Keyless Go function from a courtyard between Tuesday 8.45 PM and Wednesday 7 AM in Erlensee.
The damages caused to the vehicles range from 150 euros to several thousand euros. The collective telephone number for the Press Office is 069 / 8098 - 1210, and the Press Office can also be contacted at Spessartring 61, 63071 Offenbach am Main. The Press Office email address is [email protected], and the Press Office homepage is http://www.polizei.hessen.de/ppsoh.
Thomas Leipold can be reached at 1201 or 0160 / 980 00745, Maximilian Edelbluth can be reached at 1213 or 0173 / 5636097, Felix Geis can be reached at 1211 or 0162 / 201 3806, and Claudia Benneckenstein can be reached at 1212 or 0152 / 066 23109 for further information or to provide tips about these incidents.
It is important to note that the Langenselbold police station may have investigated the case in Bruchköbel where a Mercedes was damaged with a sharp object, but no publicly available information about this investigation has been released.
The incidents occurred between Saturday and Wednesday, and the police are urging anyone with information to come forward to help in the investigations.
