An unusual burglary took place on Thursday evening in the “Eissalon di Jimmy” on Kardinal-Rauscher-Platz in Fünfhauser. An 18-year-old suspect was sitting in the freezer without any loot. The officers freed the potential thief from his icy hiding place. The “Krone” visited the “crime scene”.
In any case, it is something that the owner of the “Eissalon di Jimmy”, who also has branches in Gloggnitz and Ternitz (both Lower Austria), has certainly never experienced in this form before. When he opened his shop on Thursday and accepted the “Krone” for a local inspection, only a broken window indicated what had happened in the building a few hours earlier.
The burglar got no ice or money
“Nothing else is broken,” people in the ice cream parlor reassure. However, there was nothing to take for the young burglar, who probably entered through the window around two in the morning. No wonder, because you spend your daily income at the bank every evening. The Iraqi couldn’t even treat himself to an ice cream to freshen up, because it wasn’t allowed to be freshly made until the next day. Double misfortune for the suspect, but for him it would get even worse.
Witness saw attempted coup in ice cream parlor
A witness who was on Kardinal-Rauscher-Platz at the time observed the incident and reported it to the police. The officers, who immediately searched the store, eventually found the unfortunate burglar in the storage room. He was literally sitting on ice, namely in one of the connected freezers of the salon. He probably hoped to hide from the officials there.
Stolen goods were seized from Iraqis
The young man was temporarily arrested on suspicion of burglary. During a subsequent house search, stolen goods were found that could have originated from other burglaries. While the 18-year-old is in custody, business at the “Eissalon di Jimmy” continued without restrictions on Thursday morning. “After all, the sun is shining and it is warm, people want ice cream,” laughs the store manager.
Source: Krone
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