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Unknown perpetrators broke into a motorhome at a campsite in Brüggen between Feb 25 and Mar 3, stealing jewelry. Criminal police are asking for witnesses.
Between February 25 and March 3, 2026, unknown individuals broke into a motorhome parked at a campsite in Brüggen. The perpetrators forced the door open and stole jewelry.
The criminal police (Kripo) are investigating the incident and are asking the public for any information that could help solve the crime.
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A theft from a motorhome has occurred in Brüggen. Unknown perpetrators broke into the vehicle at a campsite between February 25 and March 3 by forcing...
A theft from a motorhome has occurred in Brüggen. Unknown perpetrators broke into the vehicle at a campsite between February 25 and March 3 by forcing the main door. Jewelry was stolen, and the police are seeking witnesses.
A break-in into a motorhome occurred in Brüggen. The criminal police are investigating the incident and are asking the public for any information.
A break-in into a motorhome occurred in Brüggen. The criminal police are investigating the incident and are asking the public for any information.
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