Car randals in Freimann: 70,000 euros in damage to new cars!

Car randals in Freimann: 70,000 euros in damage to new cars!

In the past few days, the police in Munich-Freimann has found a worrying wave of vandal files on new cars. Between June 1 and 9, 2025, there were considerable damage to eleven unlocked vehicles in a car train parked there. According to Süddeutscher Zeitung The total damage is around 70,000 euros.

Unknown perpetrators took the opportunity and stole displays from three vehicles from the brackets of the center console. But that was by no means everything: stone throws damaged several vehicles, with disks and bonnets being suffered equally. In addition, interiors were severely contaminated and partially filled, which the affected car manufacturers may have annoyed.

clarification of the incident

The car train was turned off on June 1st and continued his trip to Wolnzach on June 9 at around 7:00 p.m. The Federal Police in Munich has started the investigation and urgently searches for witnesses who can provide information about the actions. Witnesses can contact the phone number 089/515500, such as Presseportal.de

This incident throws a light on the current security situation in Germany, which has been inferior in recent years. According to the 2024 crime statistics, a decline in overall crime is 1.7 percent, which is mainly due to fewer cannabis objectives. Nevertheless, the assessment of how safe the citizens actually feel remains a central point, since many crimes that affect the feeling of security are not covered in the statistics. The Data from Statista at an increase of incredible crimes and clarify that there are often inhibitions to display such acts.

upcoming investigations will show whether these incidents can be classified in a larger criminal activity or whether they are isolated cases. However, one thing is certain: crime remains a central topic, even if the numbers in many areas are falling. The Munich population can only hope that quickly light will be brought into the dark of these incidents.