Burglars steal documents from the Ismaninger town hall and rage in the building

Created: 04/21/2022, 14:05

By: Günter Hiel

The Ismaning town hall.

© Gerald Fortsch

During a burglary in Ismaninger town hall, the perpetrator from the residents' registration office stole documents - and raged violently.

Ismaning

- "It was a total

when we discovered it on Wednesday morning," says

who is currently deputizing for

.

The perpetrator or perpetrators acted with

: the glass door to the registration

was literally smashed with a fire extinguisher, massive cupboards were levered open so that the hinges were broken out of ten centimeter thick wood, iron doors in the tourist office were broken open.

Pay machine remains intact

The perpetrator left the pay machine intact, and the art objects on the first floor - the town hall is in the former Ismaninger Castle - were of no interest to the burglar.

He was aiming for identity documents in the residents' registration office.

The police believe that there is not much that can be done with the captured blanks.

Window to castle wall smashed with granite cobblestone

She immediately moved in with forensics, so that operations in the residents' registration office were interrupted until the afternoon.

Some citizens, including refugees from Ukraine, had to be put off.

The administration set up an emergency operation in the small meeting room - and discovered how the perpetrator had gotten into the house: He had smashed the window to the castle wall with a granite cobblestone.

"Here, considerable violence and a high degree of criminal energy were used," says Luise Stangl.

Police hope for clues

The crime period can be limited to the time from Tuesday, April 19, 8 p.m. to Wednesday, April 20, 7 a.m.

The police are hoping for clues: Who saw something suspicious in the area of ​​Schloßstraße and Hainweg in the specified period?

Information to the Munich Police Headquarters, Kommissariat 52, Tel. 089/2910-0, or any other police station.