AllThingsGerman.net: Oberursel
The latest news in English from Oberursel in the Taunus area of Germany.
A Skoda parked in the Herzbergstraße was broken into on Thursday, 3rd August, 2017, some time between 5.15pm and 5.30pm.
The passenger side front window was smashed to gain access to the vehicle, and the thieves took two wallets from inside.
Both wallets were found nearby, but without the cash in the them. The damage is estimated at several hundred Euros.
Two bicycles worth around €1,800 have been stolen from a garage at the northern end of Oberursel.
The bicycles were taken in the Friedländerstraße some time between 9.30am on Wednesday, 2nd August, 2017 and 7.25am the following day.
One was a children’s bicycle, the other was a “Cube” mountain bike.
Police would like witnesses to call them on 06171 62400.
Yet another bicycle was stolen in Oberstedten, this time between 8pm on Tuesday, 1st August and 9.10am on Wednesday, 2nd August, 2017.
The “Cube” mountain bike was locked up on private property in the Lärchenweg.
A black “Merida” mountain bike was stolen sometime between 9.30am and 4pm from the Häuserstraße in Oberstedten on Monday, 31st July, 2017.
The bicycle, work several hundred Euros, was locked up on private property.
Again, police would like witnesses to call them on 06171 62400.
Thieves broke into several cars in Oberursel in the early hours of Wednesday, 2nd August, 2017.
Between 2.50am and 6am they smashed the window of a taxi parked in the Freiherr-von-Stein-Straße and stole several hundred Euros that had been left inside.
They tried again in the Willy-Seck-Straße, but for some reason gave up.
The day before a Daimler Benz parked in the Memeler Straße in Weißkirchen also had a window smashed between 5pm and 7pm, although nothing was taken.
Witnesses are asked to call detectives from the “AG PKW” on 06171 62400.
A pair of thieves have stolen three mountain bikes from Oberstedten. The bikes, made by “Cube” and in a blue and white design, were in the “Alter Weg” and the pair were seen entering the grounds of the property between 1.30am and 2am on Saturday, 22nd July, 2017.
One of the thieves had a light top on with a hood and was carrying a should bag. The other wore a dark jacket with light-coloured trousers.
Police would like other witnesses to call them on 06171 62400.
Thieves have been at work in the car park in the Holzweg. The owners of a red and white Yamaha scooter (worth around €5,000) and a black and blue Cube mountain bike (worth around €800) left locked up their bikes in the underground car park at around 9.15pm on Saturday, 22nd July, 2017.
When they returned on Sunday to collect them on Sunday afternoon they were missing.
Police are asking for anyone with information to call them on 06171 62400.
Four bicycles worth several thousand Euros were stolen from a garden shed in the Bruchwiesenstraße in Bommersheim sometime between 7.30pm on Saturday, 15th July and 2.54am on Sunday, 16th July, 2o17.
According to police in Oberursel the thieves managed to by-pass the lock on the shed and they would like witnesses to call them on 06171 62400.
Three thieves gained access a property in the Münzenburgstraße in Gonzenheim on Saturday, 15th July, 2017 at 3.20am. Although a property was protected by a gate, the key to the gate was in the lock.
Once inside, they removed a white E-Bike and a blue and white mountain bike. Although the E-Bike had a lock, neither of the bicycles was locked up.
The owner of the property heard the noises and made the thieves aware of his presence, after which they left with the bicycles but left two other bicycles behind in the process that are now with Oberursel’s police.
The stolen bicycles are worth about €2,800 together.
Police would like anyone with information to call them on 06171 62400
Between 5pm and 6pm on Sunday afternoon (2nd July, 2017) thieves managed to open the boot of a black Audi parked in the Aumühlenstraße in Oberursel. There, they stole a handbag that had been left in the boot. The bag and its contents are worth around €1,000.
Police would like witnesses to call them on 06171 62400.
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