‘Silent Village’ crime scene: A senior officer is alleged to have repeatedly removed stacks of toilet rolls from the basement of the Burgenland State Police. “Agent 00” did not prefer the simple two-layer goods, but the extra fine ones!
That went completely wrong! A colleague is said to have tracked down a thieving chief inspector. She noticed the senior officer for repeatedly leaving the state police headquarters in Eisenstadt with bulging plastic bags. “What are you bringing?” A teacher at the police school wanted to confront the chief inspector with this question. “It’s okay, it’s mine,” the officer allegedly replied.
Trunk full of toilet paper
The explosive report on the troublesome incident was immediately sent to a deputy chief of the state police. Then, with his permission, the suspect’s car was checked – according to witnesses, the trunk was full to the brim with executive toilet paper! The unusual loot was always dragged from the basement of police headquarters, as observations had shown.
‘Better’ toilet paper stolen
But it is not the cheap two-ply toilet paper provided to ‘simple’ police officers in the toilet that has ended up in the crosshairs of Burgenland’s ‘Agent 00’. In addition, he was more interested in the high-quality goods intended for students in police training.
Because the accusation is an official offense, a report is necessary, was the first reaction of colleagues. The internal investigation – conducted by a foreign agency – is in full swing. The suspect was initially transferred to another department. The motive is still a mystery.
Further fuss about safe theft
Just three years ago, a spectacular criminal case caused a stir. Two safes at state police headquarters were broken into and looted. Seized drug money, more than 55,000 euros, has disappeared. This theft has not been solved to this day.
Source: Krone
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