Teddy bear Mini stolen: 1,000 euros Finderlohn in Berlin!

Teddy bear Mini stolen: 1,000 euros Finderlohn in Berlin!

Unter den Linden, 10117 Berlin, Deutschland - An emotional call from Berlin is currently causing a stir. A 45-year-old gallery owner from Bielefeld has created a search for his stolen teddy bear. The teddy bear, which bears the name "Mini", was given to him 30 years ago by his deceased mother and has an invaluable emotional value for the gallery owner. In an act of despair, he now offers a finding wage of 1,000 euros for the return of the bear "unscathed", reports page rbb24 .

The sad story started when the gallery owner and his partner briefly lost sight of valuables on the street Unter den Linden under the Linden on June 3. Thieves used this opportunity to steal other personal objects such as maps and ID documents in addition to Mini. While the stolen documents are considered to be replaced, the loss of the teddy bear for the gallery owner is immeasurable.

search action and international support

The gallery owner has initiated a comprehensive search for the rediscovery of Mini. This includes the distribution of leaflets and post-its in Berlin as well as the use of social media. In addition, profiles, also in several languages ​​such as English, Polish, Romanian and Bulgarian, were created and published on their own website. This international support shows how much the community is behind this emotional concern.

The offer of a finder is not only a personal gesture, but also follows the legal framework, which are determined, among other things, in the general bourgeois code (ABGB). According to this, the finder is entitled to a finder, which is based on the value of the object found. In the case of lost things, this is usually 10% of the value, which for Mini indirectly makes a possible amount of 2,000 euros, explains The search for the teddy is also a kind of emotional healing process for the Bielefeld gallery owner. He continues not to give up hope and hopes that Mini will soon return to his arms. He said publicly that the loss of the teddy bear hit him very much and that he would gratefully accept any conceivable help.