Perp on Trial for Night-Time Burglary of Elderly Woman in Upscale Hamburg Neighborhood
Trial commences over nocturnal assault on elderly female victim - Senior citizen's nighttime robbery trial commencement.
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A long-awaited trial commenced at the regional court in Hamburg, centering on a 29-year-old individual suspected of orchestrating a nighttime burglary on an 88-year-old resident in the affluent district of Blankenese. The alleged crime took place around 3:00 AM on February 29, 2021.
Robbers at Her Door
According to the Hamburg District Attorney's Office, this indvidual, along with an accomplice, broke into the elderly woman's single-family home, left her bound with electrical cords and a bathrobe belt, and ransacked the dwelling in search of valuables. Successfully pilfering an estimated 2,500 euros, the alleged culprits fled the scene, abandoning their elderly victim in distress.
As a result of this harrowing incident, the defendant faces charges of aggravated robbery and intentional bodily harm. Additionally, leaving the victim in a perilous condition further escalates the case.
Still Determined
This feisty lady managed to free herself from her bonds, despite her advanced age and arthritis troubles, but not without sustaining an injured thumb in the process.
The defendant was captured in Norway in mid-December and subsequently extradited to Germany in March.
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