In the area of the Police Department of Ljubljana in a few hours caught six burglars

RTV Slovenija (MMC)State / PublicCenter8 hr. ago

On Tuesday evening and into Wednesday morning, police in the Ljubljana Police Department handled three break-ins within a few hours. In each case, two suspects were involved. The first incident occurred at a collection center in Grosuplja, where the suspects entered through a fence and stole various items. Police quickly apprehended them, recovered the stolen goods, and returned them to the victim. Around the same time, two other suspects attempted to rob two parking meters in central Ljubljana but were identified by eyewitnesses and arrested before they could succeed. This resulted in approximately €3,000 in damages to the parking meters. Later that night, around midnight, another break-in took place at a residential house in Trbovelj. The suspects fled in a red car after being spotted by the victim. Police intercepted the vehicle en route to the scene, arrested the suspects, and impounded the car. All three cases are under investigation for suspected property crimes, and the results of the investigations will be reported to the appropriate state prosecution.

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DnevnikIndependent🔒Center8 hr. ago

In less than five hours, police in Ljubljana investigated three break-ins across different locations. In Fužin, an unknown perpetrator broke into an apartment and stole money, jewelry, and memorabilia, causing several thousand euros in damages. Around 8 PM, police were alerted to another break-in at a collection center in Grosuplja, where two suspects entered through a fence and stole various items. They were quickly identified and apprehended, with stolen goods returned to the victim. Later, in central Ljubljana, two suspects attempted to break into two parking meters but failed. Despite this, approximately 3,000 euros in damage was caused. Near midnight, police were informed of a break-in in a residential house in Trbovelj, where the victim spotted the perpetrators fleeing in a red vehicle. Police tracked the vehicle, apprehended the suspects, and seized the vehicle. Authorities continue gathering information under suspicion of financial crimes and will report findings to the appropriate state prosecutor’s office.

Bias read (Center): The article presents a factual account of multiple break-ins investigated by police, focusing on procedural outcomes and law enforcement actions. There is no overt ideological framing, partisan language, or emphasis on specific political agendas. The narrative remains neutral, detailing the police's