Police Headquarters Bochum notifies about the persisting issue of home burglaries in the area, distributing relevant information.
The Bochum Police have released a document titled "35.KW_WED-Radar_22.08.-28.08.2025.pdf", providing an overview of residential burglaries that occurred in the districts of Bochum, Herne, and Witten over the past week. The document, which is 4.3 MB in size, is aimed at keeping residents informed about ongoing developments in the region.
The Bochum Police are urging residents to secure their homes and be vigilant, encouraging them to call '110' in case of any suspicious activity. They also hope that citizens will engage more with the topic of residential burglaries when they see that a burglary has occurred in their neighbourhood.
The document does not show the exact locations of the burglary sites, i.e., streets with house numbers, for data protection reasons. The speaker of the Bochum police responsible for questions about security measures against residential burglaries is not explicitly named in the available search results.
The Bochum Police continue to provide updates on residential burglaries in the mentioned districts and are using the document to provide information to the residents. They can be contacted for inquiries at Marco Bischoff, telephone 0234 909-1021, email [email protected], and at the website https://bochum.polizei.nrw/.
For questions regarding protection against residential burglary, residents can contact the Commission for Criminal Prevention and Victim Support at 0234 909-4040. The Bochum Police hope to encourage active participation from citizens in addressing residential burglaries in their neighbourhoods.
The document was originally transmitted by the Bochum Police via news aktuell. The Bochum Police aim to ensure the safety of residents in their own homes and are encouraging residents to contact them for information about residential burglaries in their neighbourhoods.
