Egg attack on motorhome: Police are looking for witnesses in Kevelaer
Egg attack on motorhome: Police are looking for witnesses in Kevelaer
incident in Kevelaer raises questions about the feeling of security of the citizens
Kevelaer (ots)
An incident in Kevelaer on August 10, 2024, which led to a dangerous intervention in road traffic, ensures conversation in the local community. A 44-year-old man from Mechernich, who was traveling in a motorhome with his daughter, was victim of a so-called "egging", in which the unknown van threw the vehicle with eggs. This act, which took place at the intersection Robert-Koch-Straße / Walbecker Straße, not only raises questions about safety in traffic, but also affects the topic of vandalism among young people.
Details of the incident
profiles and description of the suspects
The two young people could be described as follows:
- person 1: male, approx. 12 to 16 years old, dressed with a blue or black sports jacket
- person 2: male, approx. 12 to 16 years old, wore black clothes and had a Mediterranean appearance
Although a witness observed the incident, he could not provide any further information. Fortunately, the motorhome remained intact, only the surface was dirty by the eggs.
a bigger trend?
This incident serves as an example of an increasing tendency of vandalism among young people who trigger discussions about the influence of society in many cities. The police are now looking for other witnesses and the owner of the mountain bike left behind to get to the bottom of the incident and to hold potential perpetrators as a responsibility. The investigation could also help develop preventive measures to prevent similar incidents in the future.
committed citizens speak for more security
The citizens of Kevelaer are concerned about security in their city. In view of such events, you are calling for more surveillance and education for the youth. It is obvious that the community is looking for both security issues and exerting a positive impact on the next generation. Information about the incidents are welcome by the police Geldern at 02831 1250.