14 garages in the Mauerfeldstraße in Weißkirchen were sprayed with graffiti at some time before 8am on Tuesday, 5th June, 2018. Police report that the damage is estimated to cost several thousand Euros and that they do not know exactly when the spraying took place or have any clues as to who is responsible.
Witnesses are asked to call them on 06171 62400.
Garages sprayed with graffiti
Windows smashed at school on bank holiday
Police in Oberursel are trying to find out who climbed onto the roof of the Feldbergschule sometime between 11am on Thursday, 31st May (Fronleichnam) and Friday, 1st June, 2018.
Two windows were smashed in the incident, causing €1,000 of damage.
Anyone with information is asked to call 06171 62400.
84 year old woman bitten by dog
A 84-year-old woman was injured in the Karl-Hermann-Flach-Straße on Wednesday, 10th January, 2018 at around 5pm when she was bitten by a dog that was not on a lead. Not only did she suffer a number of bites, but also injured her pelvis resulting in her being taken to hospital where she was kept in for treatment.
Her dog, a Havenese, was also attacked and underwent an emergency operation at an animal clinic.
Police have since found out that that the dog that attacked them was a Romanian sheepdog, that belonged to a 72-year-old man from Frankfurt. The dog had been left on a fenced-property on the end of Oberursel, where he had left it at around 4pm. It is not yet clear how the dog got out, but apparently it was shot by police shortly after they arrived at the scene. The owner is now being investigated for assault through negligence and police are asking for witnesses who saw the dog before the attack took place to call them on 06171 62400.
Three car roofs slit open
The roofs of three convertible cars (“cabrios”) were slit open between 5pm on Friday, 5th January and 2pm on Monday 8th January, 2018.
The cars were parked in an underground car park in the Königsberger Straße in Stierstadt, and it is not yet known how those responsible managed to gain access to the area.
Police cannot yet say whether anything was stolen from the cars, but the damage to the roofs alone is estimated to be around €6,000.
Detectives in Bad Homburg would like to hear from witnesses or anyone with further information on 06171 62400.
Bus stop vandalised
A bus stop in the Dornbachstraße was vandalised at 2am in the early hours of New Years Day. A stone was thrown against the glass panel, causing several hundred Euros of damaged. The person who threw the stone then ran off. Police in Oberursel are asking witnesses to call them on 06171 62400.
Car scratched in Weißkirchen
The driver’s side of a VW Passat was scratched some time between 5.30pm on Tuesday, 2nd January and 5.15am on Wednesday, 3rd January, 2018. The car had been left on a car park in “An der Kreuzwiese” in Weißkirchen. The damage caused is estimated to be worth around €1000.
Police in Oberursel are asking witnesses to call them on 06171 62400
Thieves in the Stadthalle changing rooms
Two Russian dancers were targeted by thieves in the Stadthalle in Oberursel on Thursday, 4th January, 2018. At some time between 6pm and 10.30pm, while they were dancing, the thieves entered the changing rooms and stole cash from both dancers as well as a jacket. The total value of the items is put at several hundred Euros.
Police in Oberursel would like to hear from witnesses or anyone with information on 06171 62400.
Car scratched on TaunaBad car park
The driver’s door of a blue VW Golf parked on the TaunaBad car park was scratched on Wednesday, 3rd January, 2018 at some time between 9.30am and 4.15pm, while the 19-year-old owner was inside the swimming pool.
Police in Oberursel are asking witnesses to call them on 06171 62400.
House in Camp King broken into
A terraced house in George-C.-Marshall-Ring was broken into on Tuesday night (2nd January, 2018), when thieves used the opportunity of the occupents being out.
According to police they removed the grill from a light well and broke in through a basement window, thereby gaining access to the house. The damage is estimated at several hundred Euros, but it is not yet clear what was taken.
Detectives in Bad Homburg would like to hear from witnesses or anyone with information on 06172 1200.
Police issue warning about trick phone calls
Police in Bad Homburg and Oberursel have issued a warning after a number of phone calls were reported to them.
The callers used a trick in the phone system to show the number “110” on the display of the receiver’s phone. The police advise that they do not use this number when calling someone.
The callers target the elderly, and ask them about valuables and cash that they have at home. They then tell them that they have received information that they are about to be burgled, and are going to send someone round to take their valuables to the police station for safe keeping. Obviously if they did hand them over to whoever turned up they would not see them again.
The real police will not ask questions about valuables in the home, and will not asked where they are hidden. They do not take cash or valuables for safe keeping.
Anyone who receives such calls is advised to put the phone down and inform the local police. (Oberursel: 06171 62400, Bad Homburg: 06172 1200).