1374. Fire incident – Feldmoching/Hasenbergl
On Monday, September 2nd, 2024 at around 3:10 a.m., the police and fire department were informed of a fire in a company on Detmoldstrasse. Several trucks and a small excavator, among other things, caught fire.
According to current information, no one was injured. The damage cannot yet be fully quantified, but is likely to be in the six-figure range.
Since there are indications that the fire was deliberately set, the Munich criminal police have taken over further investigations into the cause of the fire.
Call for witnesses:
Who noticed anything in the Detmoldstrasse area during the specified period that could be related to this incident?
Anyone who can provide relevant information is asked to contact the Munich Police Headquarters, Commissariat 13, Tel. 089 2910-0, or any other police station.
1375. Attempted murder – Ramersdorf
On Sunday, September 1, 2024, at around 8:50 a.m., a 63-year-old man residing in Munich called the emergency control center and reported that he was injured and urgently needed help.
The emergency services arrived shortly afterwards at an apartment building in Ramersdorf. The apartment indicated was not opened, however. However, the forces could hear screams coming from the apartment, which is why the emergency services called 110 to request police assistance.
The emergency services forced their way into the apartment and found the injured 63-year-old man and an 18-year-old man, also living in Munich.
According to the current investigation, there was a physical altercation between the 63-year-old and the 18-year-old. The 18-year-old is said to have stabbed the 63-year-old with a knife, causing serious injuries. The 18-year-old suspect was arrested without resistance. Due to the severity of his injuries, the 63-year-old was immediately taken to hospital for further medical treatment.
Further investigations into this matter were taken over by the Munich Police Department’s 11th Division. The necessary forensic measures were carried out in the apartment where the crime scene occurred.
The Munich I public prosecutor’s office is applying for a detention order for attempted murder. The 18-year-old suspect will be brought before the judge today.
1376. Physical assault and resistance against law enforcement officers – Bogenhausen
On Saturday, August 31, 2024, at around 10:45 a.m., the police received a report via the emergency call about an aggressive male person in the area of Regina-Ullmann-Straße in Bogenhausen. Several Munich police patrols then went to the scene and searched for this person.
A man who matched the description was found in the area of Cosimastrasse. The 40-year-old was to be stopped by a patrol. During the stop, he also showed himself to be aggressive towards the police officers. During this stop, he resisted, injuring a 25-year-old police officer. The 40-year-old was subsequently taken to hospital for medical treatment due to his psychologically abnormal behavior towards the police officers.
The 25-year-old police officer was taken to hospital by the emergency services and was no longer fit for duty.
The 40-year-old was charged with resisting law enforcement officers, physical assault and bodily harm.
Police Department 26 (Assault Offenses) has taken over further investigations.
1377. Handbag robbery – Perlach
On Sunday, September 1st, 2024, at around 5:30 p.m., an 80-year-old woman living in Munich was in the entrance area of an apartment building. An as yet unknown perpetrator suddenly grabbed her handbag and snatched it from the elderly woman. He then fled with the handbag in the direction of Gustav-Heinemann-Ring.
A local resident called the police on 110. A manhunt that was immediately initiated did not provide any new clues as to the perpetrator.
In the handbag there were various cards and cash amounting to several hundred euros.
The police department 21 (robbery offenses) has taken over the further investigations.
The perpetrator was described as follows:
Male, 50 years old, approximately 180 cm tall, slim figure, light short hair; dressed in light blue long jogging pants with white stripes, light blue shirt
Call for witnesses:
Who noticed anything in the area of Hermann-Pünder-Straße and Gustav-Heinemann-Ring (Perlach) during the specified period that could be related to this incident?
Anyone who can provide relevant information is asked to contact the Munich Police Headquarters, Commissariat 21, Tel. 089 2910-0, or any other police station.
1378. Trick theft – Neuperlach
On Sunday, September 1st, 2024, at around 4:50 p.m., a married couple living in Munich were approached by two as yet unknown perpetrators in a parking lot on Bunsenstraße and asked for directions. They were given these and, as a thank you for their help, the two perpetrators forced themselves on the couple by hugging them and tried to give them fake jewelry.
During the embrace, the two perpetrators stole the couple’s real gold jewelry, worth several thousand euros, without anyone noticing. The two perpetrators then got into a dark car with foreign registration. An as yet unknown man was in this car and fled with it.
The couple noticed shortly afterwards that their jewelry had been stolen and called the police emergency number 110. An immediate search has so far not yielded any new clues about the three fugitives in the car.
The police station 55 (trick theft) has taken over the further investigations.
The perpetrators were described as follows:
Perpetrator 1:
Female, about 40 years old, dark blonde hair, Eastern European appearance; black skirt
Perpetrator 2:
Female, about 40 years old, dark blonde hair, Eastern European appearance, round face, strong build
Perpetrator 3 (in the car)
Male, about 40 years old, long beard, dark blonde hair, Eastern European appearance
Call for witnesses:
Who noticed anything in the area of Bunsenstraße, Staudinger Straße and Quiddestraße (Neuperlach) during the specified period that could be related to this incident?
Anyone who can provide relevant information is asked to contact the Munich Police Headquarters, Commissariat 55, Tel. 089 2910-0, or any other police station.
1379. Burglary in apartment – Pasing
On Friday, August 30, 2024, at around 9:20 p.m., a resident in the area of Alte Allee and Peter-Kreuder-Straße called the police emergency number 110 and reported that there had been a break-in in his apartment between Sunday, August 25, 2024, 2:00 p.m., and Friday, August 30, 2024, 7:00 p.m.
According to initial police findings, one or more as yet unknown perpetrators entered the apartment in an unknown manner. Numerous items, including watches and gold jewelry, worth several tens of thousands of euros were stolen.
The Munich criminal police carried out extensive forensic investigations.
Police Department 53 (burglary offenses) has taken over further investigations.
Call for witnesses:
Who noticed anything in the area of Alte Allee and Peter-Kreuder-Straße (Pasing) during the specified period that could be related to this incident?
Anyone who can provide relevant information is asked to contact the Munich Police Headquarters, Commissariat 53, Tel. 089 2910-0, or any other police station.
1380. Burglary in a single-family home – Am Hart
On Monday, September 2, 2024, at around 2:00 a.m., a 57-year-old woman reported that there had been a break-in in a single-family home on Am Hart.
According to initial police findings, an as yet unknown perpetrator forced his way into the apartment through a window. The 57-year-old woman, who lives in the Munich district and was sleeping in the apartment at the time, was woken up by suspicious noises and then encountered the perpetrator. He fled through the window in an unknown direction.
A manhunt that was immediately initiated did not yield any further clues as to the perpetrator. No items were stolen. The Munich criminal police carried out extensive forensic investigations.
Police Department 53 (burglary offenses) has taken over further investigations.
Call for witnesses:
Who noticed anything in the area of Feserstrasse (Am Hart) during the specified period that could be related to this incident?
Anyone who can provide relevant information is asked to contact the Munich Police Headquarters, Commissariat 53, Tel. 089 2910-0, or any other police station.
1381. Event:
Joint bicycle coding campaign by ADFC and Munich Police – Willy-Brandt-Platz/Riem Arcaden
On Tuesday, September 3, 2024, between 1:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m., the next joint bicycle coding campaign by the Munich Police Headquarters and the ADFC will take place at Willy-Brandt-Platz/Riem Arcaden. As part of the event, police officers will provide information on the topic of bicycle theft and give useful tips and advice on how to avoid becoming a victim of bicycle theft.
From a police perspective, a coded bicycle is very useful, for example in the event of loss or theft, so that the bicycle can be quickly assigned to the injured party or loser and returned to them.
The Munich district association of the ADFC has been coding bicycles with the EIN code (owner identification proof) for over 20 years. This code was developed by the Hessian police in the early 1990s and is now used in almost all federal states. The code is made up of the city or district, a street code, the house number, the owner’s initials and the year of coding. The code can therefore be used to identify the owner and registration or data management is not necessary.
How does coding work?
Before each coding, the owner of the bike to be coded must show an ID card and proof of ownership of the bike (e.g. purchase receipt). The ID number is noted on the coding order. If the purchase receipt is no longer available, the owner signs a declaration of ownership, which the ADFC keeps. The code is then entered accordingly and passed on to a technician, who then engraves it on the vehicle. In addition to the owner’s details, a rough description of the bike is also noted on the order (manufacturer, brand, color, etc.). The frame number already attached to the bike is also read and checked directly on the bike. The completed coding order is scanned and archived by the ADFC. The original remains with the owner. Advance registration is not necessary.
In principle, all types of bicycles, including e-bikes (e.g. Pedelecs), can be coded. Bicycles made of titanium or carbon cannot be coded. Alternatively, these bicycles can be labelled.
The ADFC charges up to 15 euros per coded bicycle. Police advice is free of charge.
This year, another coding campaign will take place in the area of the Munich Police Headquarters.
