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The police reported that on August 30, around 9:50 p.m., the capital’s police received a report that the glass on the entrance door to the shopping center in the Trakai district, Lentvaris, had been broken. After 10 minutes. Another report was received: the window glass of the cafe at the train station was broken in Lentvaris and possibly shattered.
Large police patrols from Vilnius and Trakai were dispatched to Lentvaris. It was only upon arrival at the location that officers discovered that no intrusion had occurred inside the mall and that the glass was possibly shattered by falsely diverting attention from forces responding to the unhindered lightning theft elsewhere.
An inspection of another scene revealed that a cash register drawer and alcoholic beverages had been stolen from the cafe’s premises. While some officers worked at the scene, others were looking for a criminal. A robbery witness was also soon found, who explained that from a distance he saw a young man with a fine physique exit through a broken window in a cafeteria with seized property and left.
Police officers promptly detained the suspect according to the suspect’s withdrawal direction indicated by the witness. This is a Trakai district resident who has been sentenced seven times over eighteen years.
A pre-trial investigation was launched at the Trakai District Police Station and the suspect was arrested. An application for the most severe arrest warrant will be presented to the court today. The suspect faces a fine or arrest, deprivation of liberty or imprisonment for up to six years.
Trakai district police officers have reason to believe that this young man has been committing crimes not only in Trakai district but also in Vilnius since July 30, when he was released from the prison, so he asks the victims of this person or if you have information about their crimes, contact Vilnius County Jonas Banuškevičius, Chief Investigator of the Trakai District Police Station of the Main Police Station, tel. 8700 65425 or call the emergency number 112.
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