Large-scale operation at Anglberger Weiher: corpse recovered from water - criminal investigation investigated

The water rescue service rescued a lifeless man from the Anglberger Weiher near Zolling on Wednesday.

Now the criminal investigation department is investigating.

Zolling

- large-scale operation at Zolling: After the report of a lifeless person in the water was received at the integrated control center on Wednesday morning at around 11 a.m., numerous emergency services from the water rescue service, fire brigade and police moved to the Anglberger Weiher.

A little later, the forces of the Moosburg water rescue service, in cooperation with the volunteer fire brigades from Anglberg and Haag, rescued the person from the water using a grinding basket stretcher.

The 58-year-old was not reported missing

As a spokesman for the Upper Bavaria North Police Headquarters announced, the dead man, who had apparently been lying in the water for several days, was a 58-year-old man from the Dresden area who worked in the region but was not reported missing.

The cause of death is so far unclear, the criminal investigation has taken over the investigation.

The water patrols from Freising, Eching and Kranzberg were also on their way, a rescue helicopter and a police helicopter were also on their way to the scene.

After the person could be located relatively quickly, these emergency services were canceled, reports Stefan Aigner, head of water rescue at Moosburg water rescue service.

He would like to thank everyone involved for the smooth cooperation.

Young man missing at the pond at the school party

Only the day before the Echingen water rescue had to go out to search for missing people at the Krontahler Weiher.

A young man who had graduated from school with friends could not be found for hours.

Two rescue divers were on duty.

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