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Between June 6 and 8, 2026, unknown thieves stole two motorhomes in Ludwigsburg, Germany, with a combined value of about €80,000. Police are seeking witnesses.
In Ludwigsburg, Germany, two motorhomes were stolen between June 6 and 8, 2026, with a total value of approximately €80,000. The vehicles were parked on Crailsheimer Weg and Waliser Straße. According to police, the thefts occurred in the Ossweil and Oststadt districts.
The police have launched an investigation and are asking witnesses to call 07141 18-5353 or contact them by email.
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In the Oßweil and Oststadt districts of Ludwigsburg, unknown perpetrators stole two motorhomes. The total value of the stolen vehicles is estimated at...
In the Oßweil and Oststadt districts of Ludwigsburg, unknown perpetrators stole two motorhomes. The total value of the stolen vehicles is estimated at 80,000 euros. Police are asking for witnesses to come forward.
In Ludwigsburg, Germany, between June 6 and 8, 2026, unknown thieves stole two motorhomes worth a total of approximately 80,000 euros. The vehicles we...
In Ludwigsburg, Germany, between June 6 and 8, 2026, unknown thieves stole two motorhomes worth a total of approximately 80,000 euros. The vehicles were parked on Crailsheimer Weg and Waliser Straße. Police have launched an investigation and are asking witnesses to call 07141 18-5353.
Unknown perpetrators stole two motorhomes with a total value of approximately €80,000 in Ludwigsburg. The thefts occurred between Saturday and Monday ...
Unknown perpetrators stole two motorhomes with a total value of approximately €80,000 in Ludwigsburg. The thefts occurred between Saturday and Monday on Crailsheimer Weg and Waliser Straße. Police have launched an investigation and are asking witnesses to contact them at 07141 18-5353 or by email.
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