Burglary in a Bavarian school: Marder keeps fire brigade on their toes - and amuses Facebook community

The fire brigade in Baiersdorf has probably never had such a mission.

A marten didn't make it to school in time and had to be rescued.

Baiersdorf - Did someone come to class late?

A marten was standing in front of closed school doors in Baiersdorf in Middle Franconia.

So he tried to find another way in.

But since this did not succeed, the fire brigade had to move in and an animal operation began.

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Marder wants to go to school in Baiersdorf: Fire brigade reports on use on Facebook

Last week, the Baiersdorf fire brigade (Erlangen-Höchstadt *) was called to undertake an unusual rescue operation.

In one of the lights at the local school, a marten had put himself in an awkward position.

There was no going back or forth for the little predator.

Reason enough for the Florian disciples to publish an amusing story about his rescue operation on their Facebook page.

With a good dose of humor and irony, the Baiersdorf fire brigade wrote that the marten really wanted to go to school so as not to miss lessons.

But because he was late, the front doors were already closed.

So he tried his luck over the roof and ended up in a light shaft, where the end of the line for the little journeyman.

He was also not allowed into the building because he “couldn't provide up-to-date 3G proof,” joked the fire brigade on Facebook.

Followers celebrate the Baiersdorf fire brigade for their commitment and their history

It probably took a few minutes, then the little burglar was safely stowed in a transport box. So it wasn't enough for him to get an A in the school subject of sport, the helpers commented ironically on the action. A few minutes later, the marten was allowed to return to the "free Franconian wilderness". There he can do his “pre-study internship in the subjects of biology, local history and general knowledge”, it says at the end of the post.

The strange rescue operation probably not only impressed students, teachers and helpers, but also the followers of the fire brigade on Facebook.

Above all, the funny way in which the emergency services packed their rescue operation linguistically met with a lot of approval.

“Very nicely written” or “Thank you for your commitment - and for the beautiful text” can be read under the article.

One of them took up the school topic and wrote: “Leave him alone.

He definitely wanted to learn something.

Mardematik maybe ... ".