An alleged observation in Salzgitter raises many questions.
The Salzgitter police urge calm – and at the same time have a request.
Salzgitter: Children locked in vans?
An anonymous post in a Facebook group from Salzgitter is making waves. The author claims to have been on Feldstrasse in Salzgitter with friends and children on Sunday (September 8th). There was a blue van there. A strange woman opened the doors: several children were sitting in the loading area – apparently more or less crammed in. They sat on the floor of the blue, windowless vehicle, sweating and eating bread. Unfortunately, he didn’t understand the answer to his question about what the whole thing was about. He couldn’t speak German. His too Facebook-Post he had Google translate it. “Please don’t judge me. “I wanted to warn you so that you can protect your children,” it concludes.
Many people don’t buy the author’s story. They say, among other things, that it doesn’t sound very credible. And: Why post anonymously? But what concerns most people is: Why didn’t anyone call the police if the scene in Salzgitter really happened like that?
Salzgitter: Better to alert the police
In fact, the police were not aware of the case, a spokesman said when asked by News38. There was no information from Feldstrasse or even a corresponding operation on Sunday. However, the Salzgitter police always take such cases seriously: “Of course, there can always be something to something like this, no question about it. We are very sensitive, especially when it comes to stories with children. Then the colleagues will be there quickly. With a lot of cars,” said the spokesman.
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At the same time, he has a request or message: “If something like that happens and something seems strange to you, then just call the police straight away. It’s better to have too much than too little.” It is also important to remember and write down as much as possible. What is the license plate? What does the driver look like? “And try to stick with it when he drives away. Call 110 so we can be directed to the vehicle.”
