In the St. Leonhard district, four teenagers and one child rioted in a parking garage and demolished a car in the process.
When the police arrived, one of those involved fled.
Nuremberg - On Wednesday evening (May 12), a total of five young people rioted in a parking garage in the St. Leonhard district of Nuremberg * and willfully demolished a parked vehicle.
Around 9:30 p.m., a local resident reported that young people were rioting loudly in a parking garage on Marie-Beeg-Strasse.
Several patrols met five young people on site, one of whom initially fled.
The young people between the ages of 13 and 17 were in the stairwell of a private, locked parking garage.
During an inspection, the officers found an older car parked on the upper deck, which the young people had demolished, according to a message from the Central Franconian police headquarters *.
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The damage to property cannot yet be estimated.
The suspects were brought to the office to clarify the facts and there handed over to the respective legal guardians.
The young person who had fled could be identified.
The officers then met him at his home address in Zirndorf.
Investigations into property damage and trespassing were initiated against the four juveniles who were criminally responsible.
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