After a coup in the warehouse in Jennersdorf (Burgenland), two suspects returned hours later and were spotted. A chase at 175 km/h and an accident in Hungary followed.
Spectacular coup d’état Tuesday evening: Unknown persons broke into the warehouse in Jennersdorf and stole a lawnmower tractor. With a stolen car trailer, which was parked nearby, they transported the heavy loot away. According to this information, the criminals may have hidden the small tractor in a cornfield and drove across the border at Neumarkt an der Raab to Hungary.
Soon after, they wanted to go back. When the suspects were on their way from Sankt Gotthard to the Mogersdorf border crossing, the Hungarian police noticed them. Colleagues in Jennersdorf were alerted, soldiers on the spot gave chase. But the burglars managed to escape in their wine-red Renault Scenic.
Escape trip at Tempo 175
The perpetrators returned with this car at 9 a.m. on Tuesday and entered the country. Soldiers saw the car, called the police – a chase ensued as far as Hungary! The suspects raced through the villages at speeds of up to 175 km/h.
The driver had an accident on a roundabout in Körmend. A man in his twenties and a young woman were arrested. Investigators in Vas County questioned the two. A third suspect is still in custody.
Source: Krone
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