The Upper Franconian police reported on Facebook about a "serious case of rental fraud" - very few would have expected the resolution.
The followers are thrilled.
Wunsiedel - The Upper Franconia police reported on a “particularly serious case of rental fraud” on Friday (May 21) on Facebook.
According to this, officials from Wunsiedel had uncovered a "rental fraud on their own police premises".
The closed garage door only suggested what was behind it, the officials said cryptically.
Wunsiedel: Police reported on Facebook of “rental fraud” on their own premises
“When the garage was opened for the first time, the suspect was caught red-handed.
When the ad was recorded, she complained loudly about the disturbance by the officers and demanded an immediate withdrawal, ”the police reported on Facebook.
However, the evidence is overwhelming.
“Measures taken to secure evidence revealed extensive DNA material in the form of feathers.” Feathers?
A look at the photo that the officers had attached to their post cleared the matter up: The suspect is a blackbird that has made itself comfortable in the police garage to breed.
Police with a humorous incident report: "Ms. Amsel is allowed to hatch the offspring on the police site"
The case ended well for Vogel: “The police negotiating group in Wunsiedel agreed to a deal with the suspect, as the suspect was able to present convincing arguments.
Ms. Amsel is hereby permitted to hatch the offspring on the police premises.
You will then look after a new home, "said the police humorously.
Facebook followers enthusiastic about police post: "I was very amused"
The post was well received by the followers: “I was very amused by this police report.
Thank you very much for your tolerance and help, ”wrote one commentator.
Another jokes on Facebook: “Well, I hope a proper sublease was signed!
For the rental price of 14 "mosquitos" per month ...
I hope the state treasury can properly book the "foreign currency" ... "The Facebook users were happy to read about some nice missions.
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