He had his girlfriend drive him away: a 25-year-old farm shop thief was caught; stole money and groceries worth more than 10,000 francs in eastern Switzerland



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The cantonal police of St. Gallen and Thurgau have recorded an increase in thefts from agricultural stores since the beginning of August. Now the alleged thief, a Spanish resident in the area, could be arrested.

Empty box - the man was not only looking for food, but especially for money.

Empty box – the man was not only looking for food, but especially for money.

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(head / right) Based on current knowledge, the judicial thief is likely responsible for around 30 robberies in the Fürstenland area and in the St. Gallen / Thurgau border area. The 25-year-old was arrested in cooperation between the St. Gallen Canton Police and the Thurgau Canton Police.

According to a statement, the Spaniard was identified from traces and video recordings. During the home search, the researchers found large amounts of food in the freezers, among other things. Many of the related thefts had not been previously reported. According to the police, the corresponding reports are now being recovered. The investigating authorities assume that the amount of the crime far exceeds CHF 10,000.

Hanspeter Krüsi, media spokesman for the canton of St. Gallen police.

Hanspeter Krüsi, media spokesman for the canton of St. Gallen police.

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Upon request, Hanspeter Krüsi, media spokesman for the canton of St. Gallen police, specified that the man had also stolen money and that this was his particular target.

“We were surprised that so much food was found during the house search. We mostly get reports of money theft. “

The victims often did not notice the lack of food.

The 25-year-old has admitted much of the facts. In some cases, you may not have been alone on your robbery tours. His 25-year-old Spanish girlfriend took him to the scene of the crime. What role he played in the robberies is still being clarified. Both are reported to the prosecutor of the canton of San Galo; now they are on the run again.

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