A brutal crime on the street took place in the Erding-West industrial park.
Now that the investigation is largely over, the police are going public with the case.
Markt Schwaben / Erding
- June 24th was a Thursday.
At around 6.30 p.m., two 14-year-olds were at the Johann-Auer-Straße bus stop in Erding.
There they were approached by a group of young people from the Ebersberg district.
There were seven young men and one girl between the ages of 14 and 18.
The group first asked the students about cigarettes.
When they did not get any, the young men began to physically search the two victims against their will.
One of them held a screwdriver at stomach height and threatened the 14-year-old.
They managed to steal 35 euros in cash and a gold chain worth around 400 euros.
The perpetrators flee by bus
Then the perpetrators boarded a bus in an unknown direction.
The police station in Erding, which had been involved in the meantime, came to the aid of Commissioner Zufall.
Because a witness reported that the group had left the bus at the Aufhausen S-Bahn stop.
"So it was obvious that you took the S-Bahn in the direction of Markt Schwaben," reports Deputy Head of Department Harald Pataschitsch.
Police evaluate video recordings
But initially there was no trace of the young people. The investigators evaluated the video recordings of the bus, the S-Bahn and also the Mc Donald's restaurant, which is located in Erding West next to the bus stop. Overall, there was a lot of evidence, said Pataschitsch. Then everything happened very quickly: With the support of the Poingen police, the entire group of perpetrators could be identified. "With the help of photos, the victims identified the main perpetrators beyond any doubt and were also able to provide detailed information about their respective contribution to the crime," reports Pataschitsch. The gold chain has not yet been found. The seven young men are charged with serious robbery. You are threatened with a trial before the Erdinger juvenile court. The girl's involvement in the crime is still the subject of further investigations.
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