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In the quiet Siegerland region, a series of thefts have shaken the community. Unknown perpetrators have stolen tools and machinery worth over 30,000 euros in a spree that took place overnight from Tuesday to Wednesday.
The locations of the thefts were Büschergrund, Siegen, and Deuz. The perpetrators forced open vehicles on company premises and on the roadside, making off with specific items such as impact wrenches, saws, welding equipment, drills, drill machines, angle grinders, and other tools.
The Siegen police are leading the investigation into these thefts. They have discovered a suspicious white van on video recordings at several locations in Büschergrund, Siegen, and Deuz. The police are analysing these recordings for further leads.
No arrests have been made in connection with the thefts as of yet. The police are urging local residents and businesses to be vigilant and report any suspicious activities. They are also asking for anyone with information about the stolen tools or the white van to come forward.
The police have not released any details about the possible direction of the suspects after the thefts. The search results do not contain information about the identified authority investigating thefts in the Siegerland region between Wednesday and Thursday. The investigation is still ongoing.
The Siegen police are working diligently to solve this case and bring the perpetrators to justice. They remind everyone to secure their property and report any suspicious activities to ensure the safety of the community.
