Five motorhomes stolen in Munich, 17-year-old arrested in Poland

A series of motorhome thefts has occurred in Munich since January, likely carried out by a gang working on order. One stolen Citroën Pössl vehicle, valued at around €50,000, was intercepted in Poland. The 17-year-old driver, who had no license and used fake plates, was arrested and faces up to five years in prison.

A 17-year-old without a driver's license stole a motorhome in Munich and attempted to flee through Poland. Police stopped him at the Czech border using a spike strip. Since early January, five expensive motorhomes have been stolen in Munich, suggesting possible organized crime involvement.

Polish police arrested a 17-year-old driver of a stolen motorhome worth €50,000 after a chase. The vehicle, one of five stolen in Munich since January, was found 420 km away with false license plates. Total damage from the theft series is estimated at €200,000.

A 17-year-old teenager without a driver's license was arrested in Poland after stealing a motorhome in Munich. The Citroen motorhome was stolen overnight on February 19 and was later stopped using a spike strip at the Polish-Czech border. The teen attempted to flee on foot but was apprehended by Polish police after a short pursuit.

A Citroen motorhome was stolen in Moosach. The suspect, a 17-year-old Polish national without a valid driver's license, attempted to flee into Poland but was apprehended. The vehicle, fitted with fake license plates, is valued in the mid five-figure euro range, secured, and will be returned to the owner.

Polish police have detained a 17-year-old suspect in the theft of a motorhome from Munich. The motorhome was stolen on the night of February 19 in the Moosach district, after which duplicate license plates from another vehicle were attached. The suspect was stopped in the town of Lubawka using a spike strip after ignoring a border check between the Czech Republic and Poland.

A Citroen motorhome was stolen in Munich in February 2026. The 17-year-old suspect, who had no driving license, was arrested in Poland after a chase; the vehicle was stopped using a spike strip. The stolen motorhome, valued in the tens of thousands of euros, was found with duplicate license plates.

Police arrested a 17-year-old suspect in a stolen motorhome in Poland. The teenager ignored a border check between the Czech Republic and Poland, after which police stopped the vehicle using a spike strip in the town of Lubawka. The motorhome was stolen in Munich on February 19 and had duplicate license plates from another vehicle.

A Citroen motorhome was stolen in Moosach (Munich) on the night of February 19. Police stopped it in Poland using a spike strip and detained a 17-year-old suspect who did not have a valid driver's license. The vehicle was fitted with duplicate license plates from another registered motorhome in Germany.