"Please hurry, I'm bleeding!" - Police move out in large numbers after a fake alarm
Created: 01/16/2023, 12:51 p.m
By: Laura May
Police, ambulance and fire brigade moved out./Iconic image.
© Klaus-Dietmar Gabbert
In the night from Saturday to Sunday, an unknown person put the police on alert - the report turned out to be a fake.
Siegertsbrunn
– An unknown person misled the police with a false report.
The man reported a burglary in his apartment on Haring Strasse in Siegertsbrunn during the night from Saturday, January 14th to Sunday, January 15th.
He uses an emergency call app to report.
He informed the police that at least one perpetrator was still in his apartment.
He himself was injured.
"Please hurry, I'm bleeding," was his alarming message.
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The police then expected the worst, as reported by the press office.
They moved out with a large contingent of police officers, fire brigades and ambulances.
There were 14 patrol cars with a total of 22 men plus three buses from the support command (USK) in action.
In addition, due to the allegedly injured man, rescue workers were there.
You can find more current news from the district of Munich at Merkur.de/Landkreis München.
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Citizens from Höhenkirchen-Siegertsbrunn noticed the large number of nightly contingents and discussed the ominous operation on Facebook on Sunday: "Does anyone have any more information about the massive police operation (police in combat gear and with a large contingent) last night at around 1 a.m.?
The fire brigade and rescue service were also on the way” – was asked in a village group, for example.
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The press office of the Presidium has now confirmed the use on request.
However, when the police arrived at the apartment, they found that no one was there.
The apartment was empty and no one was injured.
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The owner of the apartment has been contacted.
He was not at his home and said he knew nothing about the incident.
The hitherto unknown trigger of the operation had probably allowed himself a joke, which is, however, a criminal offence.
The police are now looking for the caller.
He faces a charge of abuse of emergency calls.
(By the way: everything from the region is now also available in our regular district Munich newsletter.)
