Small-Fry Swipes Cash from First Responders in Hoyerswerda
Unnamed 32-year-old individual purloins supplies from on-duty paramedics. - Thirty-two-year-old perpetrator steals from a working paramedic.
Looks like a 32-year-old rascal decided to take a big bite out of the system, stealing from emergency responders in the bustling town of Hoyerswerda. The incident went down last Friday morning when our heroes in emergency services were called to Ratzener Straße. Seems they were in a pinch, possibly because they didn't fully secure their vehicle, as the cops pointed out. This crafty chap saw his chance and made off with a cool 170 euros from a wallet stashed inside the ambulance.
Witnesses spotted the scoundrel, tipping off the boys in blue who were quick to nab him closer to the crime scene. Upon arrest, the sneaky dude only had 75 euros on him. He tried to pass it off as cash from his shopping spree but, well, they don't call him a sly fox for nothing, right?
Now there's a legal tangle waiting for him. Records show this isn't his first dance with the law, but we can't confirm if it's the same case. Watch this space for updates.
- Hoyerswerda
- Crime
- Crafty chap
- Emergency Responder
The crafty chap, who has a history of legal issues yet to be confirmed, targeted the emergency responders in Hoyerswerda, stealing a sum of 170 euros from their vehicle on Ratzener Straße. Officers, as responders to the crime scene, were able to apprehend him closer to the location of the theft and found only 75 euros on him. This incident is a clear violation of the community policy and the employment policy of the emergency services personnel, stressing the need for enhanced security measures to protect them.
