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MUNICH – The Munich Criminal Investigation Department (Kripo) has launched an investigation and is currently searching for two women suspected of committing a burglary in the Neuhausen district of Munich. The incident, which occurred last Thursday afternoon, has drawn attention due to the unusual profile of the perpetrators.
Unexpected Confrontation
The break-in took place at an apartment located on the third floor of a residential building in the Trivastraße area. According to police reports, the 49-year-old resident was inside her home when she unexpectedly encountered the two intruders in one of the rooms. The suspects, who had seemingly assumed the apartment was empty, immediately fled the scene upon being discovered.
Authorities noted that there were no visible signs of forced entry on the apartment door, leaving the method of their entry currently unknown. The Munich Criminal Investigation Department (Kommissariat 53) has conducted an extensive forensic examination of the scene to gather evidence.
Empty-Handed Escape
In their haste to escape, one of the suspects grabbed a small wooden casket from a cabinet. However, the burglars’ luck was limited; the casket was found to be empty. Police estimate the value of the stolen item to be approximately 50 euros.
The resident, who did not report the incident to the police until the following day, was only able to provide a brief description of the suspects from behind. The women are described as having brown, medium-to-long hair. One of the suspects was observed wearing a brown trench coat.
Police Appeal for Information
The Munich police are urging anyone who may have witnessed two suspicious women in the vicinity of Trivastraße, Dom-Pedro-Straße, or Heideckstraße to come forward. Information can be reported to the police headquarters by calling 089/29100.
This incident comes amid a reported increase in twilight burglaries across Munich during the autumn season. While such crimes are typically associated with male perpetrators, this case highlights an unusual deviation from that pattern.
Source: Abendzeitung München
