Thieves ram car into gold dealer's shop in Germany and steal goods
In Bayreuth, northern Bavaria, three people rammed a gold trading outlet with a car and stole several valuable items. Police have detained two men, and the search for a third suspect continues.
Three people used a car to ram a gold trading outlet in Bayreuth, in northern Bavaria, Germany, and stole several valuable items, German police said on Sunday, 15 November. Two men have been detained, while the search for a third suspect is still under way.
According to police, the attack on the shop took place at about 3:40 a.m. local time, which is 5:40 a.m. in Latvia. After taking several items, the perpetrators drove away in a second vehicle.
Pursuit
A police patrol spotted the getaway car on the motorway heading south and began chasing it. The suspects turned off the motorway, abandoned the vehicle in a wooded area and continued on foot.
Police searched for the fugitives using patrol cars, service dogs, drones and a helicopter, the statement said. Police have not yet said exactly which goods were stolen.
