Thefts take place particularly often at night in order to be able to strike under cover of darkness – like on a farm in Saarland.
Catfish-catching – Thefts are mainly associated with expensive valuables. Jewelry, watches, money or expensive decorative accessories are the first associations when it comes to such crimes. But animals can also be valuable and, as a case in Saarland shows, these are also stolen.
In the past few weeks there have been raids in the media. Be it a robbery in which the perpetrator wore an ugly tie * or a break-in into a bakery in which the fugitive was hit by a freight train shortly afterwards *. Things were even stranger on the farm in the Saarlouis district. In Wallerfangen-Ihn, near the French border, an owner complained that her animal had been lost.
Saarland: Peacock theft at night
As the police wrote, “a rare white peacock was stolen from a farm in Wallerfangen-Ihn on the night from Thursday (April 29th, 2021) to Friday (April 30th, 2021)”. The animal, which according to the owner listens to the Romeo, is free-roaming.
The police report goes on to say that Romeo was seen “in his four-meter-high bunk at 10 pm”. When the owner came to sleep the next day, all she found was fresh blood and torn plumage. After occasional excursions, Romeo, who is considered loyal to the location, keeps coming back, the owner is said to have told the police.
Saarland: peacock worth 200 euros
The owners returned home unsuccessfully after a ten-hour search. According to the lady, the animal is worth 200 euros.
Anyone who can provide information on the disappearance of the rare and conspicuous animal should contact the Saarlouis police station on the telephone number (06831/9010).
In Rhineland-Palatinate and Baden-Württemberg, among other places, the police were out at night. Two drunk traffic offenders were found there over the weekend. A tractor driver * and a car driver who came across a traffic light *. (ank) * tz.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA
