Man threatened with knife in Erlangen: unknown perpetrators wanted

On Sunday morning, a man in Erlangen was blackmailed by robbery.

One of the two perpetrators threatened him with a knife.

The police is asking for hints from the witnesses.

Erlangen - Early on Sunday morning (October 24th) two unknown men attacked a passerby and demanded cash from him.

The Erlangen criminal police are looking for witnesses, as the Central Franconia Police Headquarters writes in a message.

Erlangen: Men threatened victims with a knife

As the man who was attacked * reports, the crime occurred around 5:15 a.m.

He was walking on the footpath in the parking lot street in Erlangen in the direction of Büchenbach.

After the man had walked through the underpass through the Erlangen main station and arrived at the exit to the large parking lot, two men drove by on e-scooters.

One of the men dismounted, held a knife in front of the victim and threatened him.

Meanwhile, the other waited on the scooter, ready to leave.

Intimidated by the perpetrators, the man handed the strangers his wallet.

In addition to a little money, there was also his personal documents.

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After the attack, the two strangers drove away in the direction of Büchenbach.

The victim was not physically injured in the act.

Some time after the incident, the man called the police.

This is now asking for information from the population

Erlangen: Description of the two perpetrators

One of the men is said to be around 25 years old, according to the victim.

He had a black beard, short hair combed back, and wore a black hoodie.

The other perpetrator is around 20 years old.

He was wearing black pants and a black sweater.

The injured party could not see anything else.

They had rented the e-scooters they were traveling with.

The specialist commissioner of the Erlangen criminal police determined.

Anyone who can provide information about the two men should contact the Central Franconian Criminal Police Service on 0911 2112-3333.