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To Combat Thefts by Force: Police Have Checked 60 Empty Houses
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In order to combat the phenomenon of violent robbery, on 24, 25 and 28 July the police carried out a number of large-scale checks in squatters. In fact, checks were carried out in 60 unoccupied houses, where the identity of the persons present was found. In 10 cases, an identification card was drawn up ...
In order to put a stop to predatory thefts in Luxembourg City, the police have controlled several uninhabited houses in which suspects were suspected.
·Luxembourg City, Luxembourg
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At the end of July, the police carried out large-scale checks on empty houses in various locations across the country.
·Luxembourg City, Luxembourg
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A total of 60 unoccupied houses were inspected and all those present were checked.
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