Unknown robbers strike at two separate business locations in Bühl-Vimbuch
News Article: Bagger Attachment Stolen from Business Properties in Hurststraße, Buhl-Vimbuch
On the evening of August 21, 2025, an unfortunate incident occurred in the quiet town of Buhl-Vimbuch, Germany. Unknown individuals gained access to two business properties located on Hurststraße, and stole a valuable Bagger attachment worth several thousand Euros.
According to reports from the Buhl Police Station, the intrusion took place between Saturday evening and Sunday morning. The perpetrators managed to cut holes in the fences surrounding the properties to gain entry. Specifically, they used the hole in the northern fence of one company to enter the premises, and the hole in the southern fence to enter the second property where the Bagger attachment was stolen.
The nature of the businesses targeted in the intrusion was not specified, but one of them had a Bagger attachment stolen. The Police Headquarters in Offenburg reported the incident, and the Buhl Police Station can be contacted at 07223 99097-0 for more information about the incident.
The police are currently investigating the matter and are asking for information from witnesses about the perpetrators. As of now, no specific information about the identity of the perpetrators has been provided.
The Bagger attachment, a valuable piece of equipment, is yet to be recovered. The police urge anyone with information regarding the stolen item or the individuals responsible for the theft to come forward and contact the Buhl Police Station.
The theft of a Bagger attachment, worth several thousand Euros, from a business property on Hurststraße in Buhl-Vimbuch, Germany, has been classified as a general-news event. This crime is also significant enough to be covered under the category of crime-and-justice, as the perpetrators remain at large. Other businesses in the area are encouraged to increase security measures to prevent similar incidents, as this unwarranted intrusion has sent shockwaves through the local business community.
