Dresden: Police in constant use - robbery, nuisance and burglaries!

Dresden: Police in constant use - robbery, nuisance and burglaries!

Südvorstadt, Deutschland - Last week there were a number of incidents in and around Dresden that the police kept up. According to News today a 38-year-old man was victim of a robbery in the outer new town. A 19-year-old Syrian hit him and stole his belly pocket, which had a value of around 50 euros. The suspect could be arrested nearby a short time later.

Another incident occurred on the royal banks in the inner Neustadt, where a 34-year-old man molested 14-year-old girls by sitting naked to them. Passers -by and young people asked him to move away, and he was later provided by the police.

politically motivated crimes in focus

parallel to the rapporteurs, an increase in politically motivated crimes in Germany can be observed. According to fr.de , the number of right-wing extremists reached a new one in 2024 with 33,963. Violent crimes also increased, with 1,136 registered cases, including 988 assault and several murders. The increase is attributed in particular to the large number of elections in 2024.

Member of the Bundestag Martina Renner from the left expressed concern about the situation. She pointed out the increase in youthful violent offenders, although the majority of the violent offenders have grown up. Renner calls for stronger measures and the review of the unconstitutionality of the AfD, which in her opinion contributes to the increase in right -wing violence.

further missions by the police

The police were also challenged for further incidents. A bakery was collapsed in the southern suburb of Dresden, with around 550 euros being stolen from the safe. In Priestewitz there was a fire that damaged a carport including photovoltaic system and e-bikes; The damage is estimated at several ten thousand euros. The criminal police are investigating the cause of the fire.

A traffic accident in Stolpen led to serious injuries from a 16-year-old moped driver who rose on a braking Nissan. The driver of the Nissan was slightly injured, while the property damage is estimated at around 20,000 euros. In addition, an orange-black KTM 390 Duke worth 4,000 euros was stolen from a hiking car park in Sebnitz.

The incidents illustrate the ongoing challenges for the police in Dresden and the surrounding area, both in the area of ​​general security and in combating politically motivated violence. The police's investigation results are still expected with the highest possible urgency.