Gelsenkirchen: Police searched with a photo to perfume thieves

Gelsenkirchen.The Gelsenkirchen police are looking for four men who wanted to claw in a department store on Bahnhofstrasse in Parfüm.Who knows the perpetrators?

Who knows the men, has observed the incident and can give clues?The Gelsenkirchen police are looking for four previously unknown perfume thieves with the help of photos after other investigative approaches are exhausted.The crime occurred last year, on Tuesday, 30.November 2021, around 18.3pm.

Gelsenkirchen: Police search with photos after four sought -after perfume thieves

That day the four perpetrators tried to steal numerous perfume bottles in a department store on Bahnhofstrasse.A shop detective observed them how they stowed the bottles in a plastic bag, the police said.The detective then put the men and snatched their bags.

Two of the alleged thieves immediately attacked the 58-year-old, beat and kicked him.Finally a fourth perpetrator was added and pushed him away.The shop detective was slightly injured in the conflict.The quartet fled without prey via Bahnhofstrasse towards the main train station, it is said by the police.

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The first of them had black hair and a black, longer beard.He was wearing a dark blue winter jacket, a blue jeans, black sneakers from the "Nike" brand and carried an Aldi plastic bag.The second suspect had a black three-day beard, wore a black baseball cap, a black winter jacket from the "The North Face" brand and black jogging pants.

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The third suspect had black hair.He was wearing a black jacket with fur collar and black jeans.All three also wore op masks.The fourth suspect, who also had black hair, also had a white baseball cap and a blue jeans.He had no mask on.

Witnesses who can provide information on the crime or the suspect they are asked are asked to report to the criminal commissioner 21 under 0209 365 8112 or at the criminal station under 0209 365 8240.

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