Blue Lights and Siren noises, Thursday morning in Wiener Neustadt Ben All Saints’ Day: there, a gang of criminals has committed a spectacular malaise in a jeweler. According to the police, the perpetrators bake a car directly into the store as if they had used a rambock to break through the doors of the luxury store …
It seems that the strangers had made prey within a short time before they fled. According to the first information, the crooks would have stolen money and jewelry of around 300,000 euros. Despite an immediately initiated search, your number has been cold so far.
Easily go in jeweler
The incident took place around 4 o’clock in the morning, with the criminals apparently hit the jewelry store with a rambock – more precisely, a small car. The impact was so violent that the perpetrators could easily come in. The investigation by the Criminal Police Office of the LOWER Austria is in full swing to take those responsible.
Escape vehicle parked on the police
The police are currently checking the probably used vehicle, which was parked by the gang directly in front of the Federal Police Directorate. Such as spokesperson for the Raimund Schwaigerlehner police emphasized: “Running.”
In the meantime, the name “Rammbock” on the crime scene is a synonym for extremely unscrupulous and professionally performed crimes. The “Rammbock” gang, which caused a sensation by a number of jewelry collapsing in Vienna and the surrounding area in 2024.
Series of robberies
It was only in February of this year that a leader of the criminal organization from Holland, VIRA. A. (29), A spectacular outbreak of the Wiener Neustadt judgment. There is still no trace of the prisoner. The head of the “Rammbock Gang” had several spectacular robberies in 2023, including in the shopping town of Süd.
It is uncertain whether the 29-year-old had his fingers in Wiener Neustadt in Wiener Neustadt-but recent events in the region left speculation …
Source: Krone
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