A teenager was caught stealing by two shop detectives.
He was extremely aggressive.
Nuremberg - On Tuesday afternoon (August 10), two shop detectives had to deal with an extremely unruly 15-year-old.
The public prosecutor's office filed for arrest for robbery, according to a press release from the Central Franconian police headquarters.
Shortly after 1 p.m., the young person was observed by two shop detectives while he was letting high-quality clothing go with him on Ludwigsplatz.
When the alleged perpetrator left the shop, the detectives spoke to him about the theft at the “White Tower” subway exit.
The day before, the youngster was seen stealing, but he could not be arrested.
He immediately reacted aggressively to the speech and hit the detectives.
When he tried to escape, the detectives tried to arrest him.
A scramble ensued, in which all three fell down the escalator and were slightly injured in the process.
Nuremberg: Police officers were able to temporarily arrest the 15-year-old
Officials from the Nuremberg * -Mitte police station were finally able to tie up the 15-year-old and arrest him for the time being.
In addition to the previously stolen items of clothing worth around 75 euros, they were also able to find several high-priced alcoholic beverages in their original packaging, which with a high degree of probability also come from shoplifting.
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Investigations were initiated against the youngster, among other things, on suspicion of robbery.
The specialist commissioner for juvenile intensive offenders took over the further investigations, as the 15-year-old was already known to the police.
It turned out that he is eligible for numerous crimes.
He is accused, for example, of using threats and violence to coerce other young people into crimes and theft.
Nuremberg: The young person is brought before the responsible investigating judge
At the request of the Nuremberg-Fürth public prosecutor's office, the 15-year-old is brought before the responsible investigating judge, who decides on the question of detention.
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