Incidents in Heilbronn: Fires, thefts of wheel loaders, investigations into posers and vandals, witnesses sought for physical injury cases, witnesses for a collision between a pedestrian and a train, burglaries reported
In the past week, Heilbronn and its surrounding areas have been the scene of several noteworthy events. From accidents and fires to investigations and traffic offenses, here's a summary of what's been happening.
On the A81 near Hardthausen am Kocher, an accident occurred due to a lost load from an unknown truck, causing damage to a Mazda with a caravan and a VW. Thankfully, no injuries were reported.
In Schwaigern, a driver with over two promille was involved in an accident early Sunday morning, leaving the road and colliding with a guardrail, a slope, and an opposite embankment. The driver was uninjured, but his car was not driveable and had to be towed, with estimated damage around 10,000 euros.
In a disturbing incident, an unknown assailant punched a 20-year-old man in the face on Friday evening in front of a snack bar on Götzenturmstraße, and fled the scene. The identity of the perpetrator remains unknown.
In a tragic turn of events, a pedestrian was found severely injured near the tracks before Leingarten, believed to have been pulled onto the train and thrown into the bushes by an oncoming train from Karlsruhe. The exact time of the accident is still unknown, and police are seeking witnesses.
In a separate incident in Leingarten, a pedestrian was struck by a train on Sunday, and police are seeking witnesses. The exact time of the accident is still unknown.
On the brighter side, Heilbronn police conducted a series of checks over the weekend, reporting more than 30 traffic offenses, including unnecessary noise, pointless driving back and forth, and excessive speed. Four drivers were caught speeding on the Peter-Bruckmann Bridge, with the fastest driver clocked at 99 km/h in a 50 km/h zone.
In a worrying development, the police in Weinsberg are investigating a break-in at the equipment house of the volunteer fire department Ellbachtal, where five manual small equipment were stolen.
In a more positive note, a car collided with a tram in Heilbronn, causing approximately 50,000 euros in property damage, but no injuries were reported.
In Untereisesheim, a fire in an apartment on Lerchenstraße on Saturday evening is likely due to food left on the stove. The damage to property amounts to approximately 80,000 euros, and the affected apartment is currently uninhabitable. However, all other residents of the multi-family house were able to return to their apartments.
For those in Heilbronn who wish to reach out to the police, the contact email for the Heilbronn Police Headquarters is [email protected]. The Heilbronn police now have a WhatsApp channel for inquiries: [link to WhatsApp channel provided]. Unfortunately, the website for the Heilbronn Police Headquarters is not provided in the text.
In a construction site in Loewenstein, a wheel loader was stolen from a construction site on Reisacher Straße and found overturned on a forest path just before Etzlenswenden.
As always, stay safe and aware on the roads and in your communities.
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