The Czech police detained a man who went to the Czech Republic from Slovakia to steal apartments, causing damage to at least 800,000 crowns (over 32,600 euros). However, the investigation is still ongoing, so the damage can still increase. In the past he has been repeatedly punished, Last time he left in January. At present, he is threatening a five -year stay behind bars for a series of theft. On Wednesday, the police spokeswoman in the region of Vysočina informed Jana Kroutilová, writes TASR newsletter in Prague.
- The Czech police detained a man for a series of theft.
- Skoda exceeds CZK 800,000, the investigation continues.
- Since February he has performed 11 thefts in various locations.
- He was accused of theft, violations of home freedom and falsification.
- The offender is prosecuted in custody, threatening up to five years in prison.
A man is accused of being Since February he has committed 11 thefts mainly around Třebíč, but also Pardubice and near the town of Svitava. “The man was charged with the offense of theft, and the action was caused by more damage, further of the crimes of violation of home freedom and unauthorized measures, counterfeiting and amending the means of payment,” said Milan Špaček, head of the general crime department.
Most often he robbed apartments, but also cellars, mostly at a time when the residents were at work. In particular, he took away jewelry, money, credit cards or laptops. He also stolen electrocoles, cycling equipment and in one case a 51-year-old man from Slovakia In addition to the valuables, he also took erotic aids in addition to the valuables. The police spokeswoman pointed out that in the past he was convicted many times in the past, even in the Czech Republic.
The police managed to detain the man last week in Břeclav where Evening arrived by train and where he was aiming to Slovakia. According to Kroutilová, the Czech Republic often changes the place of current stay, so it was difficult to find it. The man is prosecuted and threatened with a five -year unconditional punishment.
