Shoplifter inflicts injury on investigating officer and incurs substantial damage totaling 3,57 euros in theft
In the heart of Gera, on Otto-Rothe-Straße, a shoplifting incident unfolded on August 20, 2025. A 24-year-old German was caught red-handed, attempting to steal goods worth a mere 3.57 euros from a local supermarket.
The store detective, a 22-year-old Syrian, apprehended the shoplifter. However, the suspect initially complied with the detective's request to go to his office. The situation took a turn for the worse when the shoplifter became aggressive and attempted to flee.
During the ensuing scuffle, the store detective sustained minor injuries, and the shoplifter fell into a lightweight wall, causing damage estimated in hundreds of euros. The stolen goods, including two cans of beer and a Piccolo, were recovered.
The Thuringian Police have taken over the investigation, and the incident is currently an ongoing matter. For further inquiries, the Gera Police Inspectorate is the relevant contact. Their phone numbers are 0365 829 1503 and 0365 829 1504. The contact information was transmitted via news aktuell.
Unfortunately, the search results do not provide information about the current head of the Gera Police Inspectorate or contact details for obtaining further information about the event. However, the email address for media inquiries at the Gera Police Inspectorate is [email protected].
The police were called and temporarily arrested the shoplifter. The suspect is now under investigation by the Thuringian Police. It's important to note that shoplifting is a serious offense and can lead to legal consequences.
This incident serves as a reminder to always respect the rules and regulations in public places, and to refrain from actions that may harm others or their property. The Gera community hopes for a swift resolution to this matter and a return to peace and order in the city.
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