Disorderly behavior with garden furniture hurled and a provocative gesture mimicking the infamous Nazi salute observed in Saarland.
Crime Spree in Völklingen 🚨
Wehrden. In the wee hours of Tuesday to Wednesday, a daring group of four went on a rampage, swiping 32 chairs, a table, and causing some chaos on a Schaffhauserstraße terrace. The loot was later found, but not all pieces were salvageable – some chairs were lost to the Saar river's current. The culprits were caught on camera, but it wasn't until later that the mystery deepened.
Two men, age 24 and 36, were found near the Alten Haller, spouting chilling Nazi salutes and slurs at the officers approaching. The 24-year-old German hailing from Völklingen and the 36-year-old Dutchman, also from Völklingen, turned out to be the masterminds behind the garden furniture heist and the river vandalism. They now find themselves under investigation for theft, vandalism, insults, and flaunting unconstitutional symbols.
Witnesses, help us crack this case! If you have any information, contact the police at 06898/202-0 immediately.
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The stolen garden furniture, including the swiped chairs and table, were part of a lifestyle change project that has now turned into a general news story due to the crime spree in Völklingen. The home-and-garden segment of Völklingen seems to have been affected by an unusual crime-and-justice issue, as the same men allegedly involved in the theft and vandalism were also found using unconstitutional symbols and making insults against law enforcement officers.
