Berlin robbery: 22-year-old in court-disguised as a police officer!

Berlin robbery: 22-year-old in court-disguised as a police officer!

Westhafenstraße, 10557 Berlin, Deutschland - The Berlin public prosecutor has charged a 22-year-old who is said to have committed an attack on a beverage market in Moabit at the end of March. The indictment includes serious crimes such as robbery, assault, tried dangerous bodily harm and presumption of office. The incidents have thrown a worrying light on the feeling of security of the residents.

The attack occurred on Westhafenstrasse when the accused and an unknown accomplice, which also had a black T-shirt with a "police" imprint, pretended to have false tax control. During the subsequent confrontation, the managing director of the beverage market was threatened and tied up with a pistol. A adding witness experienced the same. The unscrupulous perpetrators captured between 100,000 and 130,000 euros in cash from a safe.

quick arrest and custody

The 22-year-old tried to flee, but was captured by a security employee. His attempted escape failed when his scooter did not start. Since then, the accused has been in custody and has not yet commented on the serious allegations. The accomplice was able to escape with the scooter and is previously unknown.

This is not the only incident that leads to the horror of the citizens. A 75-year-old received calls from alleged police officers and prosecutors who asked him to withdraw money from his bank account. The callers fueled fears by claiming that it was a connection with the previously mentioned robbery in which a note with the name of the 75-year-old was found. Alarmed investigators monitored the agreed transfer of money and were able to arrest an 18-year-old who picked up the money.

crime development in Berlin

The latest incidents throw a light on general security in Berlin. Since 2008, the police have been analyzing the small -scale distribution of the crime burden and published the "Crime Atlas Berlin" every two years. This report not only offers absolute number of cases, but also frequency figures for 12 Berlin districts and 138 district regions. A total of 17 different offenses are analyzed, which enables a comprehensive overview of the crime development at the neighborhood level. These reports are not only important for the public, but also serve the Berlin administration to support the cross -departmental regional planning. An interactive online version of the Atlas recently replaced the previous PDF documents, which means that citizens can access the relevant information even more easily.

In summary, Berlin faces serious challenges in terms of security and crime. The public prosecutor will do everything they can to hold those responsible for accounting and keep the citizens up to date with the developments. The police's measures to combat crime are still of the utmost importance. Further information on current investigations and statistics can be found on the website of rbb24, berlin.de and berlin.de (Kriminalitätsatlas) . .