Tiramisu thief beats employees in Stuttgart-Sillenbuch: Witnesses wanted!

Tiramisu thief beats employees in Stuttgart-Sillenbuch: Witnesses wanted!

In Stuttgart-Sillenbuch, an incident caused excitement on Friday evening: an unknown man grabbed a pack of Tiramisu from a grocery store in Schemppstrasse and left the dust without paying. The 20-year-old employee, who noticed the disruptive behavior, confronted the perpetrator, which ended in a significant incident. According to tixio the thief suddenly hit the young man in the face and then fled in an unknown direction.

The incident occurred around 6:25 p.m. when the perpetrator ransacked the display of the shop. It is said to be about 20 years old and 1.90 meters tall. His black T-shirt, the Bluejeans and the black shoes with a white sole were striking. He also wore a black belly bag and had a black beard. It is interesting that he spoke German with an accent and had a striking gait. This does not make it easier for the investigators to grasp it.

witnesses wanted

The police are now dependent on the help of the population. Anyone who has observed the incident or can give more information about the perpetrator is asked to report on 0711 8990-5778. The investigation by the criminal police has already started because the incident includes both theft and assault.

A look at the current crime statistics shows that violent crime in Germany has recently reached a maximum. As the Federal Criminal Police Office , the violent crime has increased by 1.5 % and reached 217.277 Highest stand since 2007. This lives a light on the worries that the population has in relation to their own security.

The incident and the increasing violent crime give the reason to think. While the punishments for little offenses are often hard and society is confronted with the public prosecutor's investigations, it is the physical integrity of people who seem to be more and more back in the background. Crime statistics show that 29,014 knife attacks were registered in 2024, which underlines urgency for measures to improve public security.