Burglar alarm on the night of Christmas Day in Innsbruck: A known criminal had used brute force to gain access to an office building. When a patrol arrived on the scene, they were able to observe the suspect, but were unable to apprehend him at first because the connecting doors were locked. Only after the alleged perpetrator had fled through a window could he be overpowered a little later.
Around 3 a.m., the patrol was alerted to a possible break-in in the office building. “When they arrived on scene, officials were able to find a 32-year-old Austrian known to the office between the entrance and the office building, who broke open the door to the offices with a crowbar,” the detectives said. .
Officials ignored calls
However, an arrest initially failed. Why? “Due to the closed connecting doors, the agents could not reach the suspect,” said the management. In addition, the alleged perpetrator simply ignored the police officers’ calls.
Arrested after a brief escape
The man only fled when other patrols arrived. He escaped through a window into the backyard. However, during a manhunt, the 32-year-old was quickly found and arrested.
The extent of the damage caused cannot be estimated at this time. Appropriate notifications will be made upon completion of the investigations.
Source: Krone
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