Nordjylland police daily reports, November 4-6 burglaries and traffic arrests, Digi Mart USA News (Nordjylland, Denmark): Police in Nordjylland, Denmark, published excerpts from their daily reports covering November 4 to 6. Several burglaries were reported on Wednesday morning and afternoon in Aalborg, Hobro, Vejgaard, Nørresundby and the Aars area.
In Aalborg, burglars entered through a broken window and took a designer lamp from the window frame, with no damage visible in the house. In Hobro, offenders entered through a broken window and went through most rooms, taking designer goods including watches, bags, sunglasses and belts.
In Vejgaard, Aalborg, offenders entered through an unlocked garden door and took Makita tools, batteries for electric scooters and an electric Harley. Police asked anyone who saw suspicious activity in the area to contact Nordjyllands Politi by phone at 114.
In Nørresundby, burglars entered through a broken door and took several gold jewelry items. In the Aars area, offenders entered through a broken main door and took a set of Sony speakers.
Police also reported several traffic incidents. A 38-year-old man was stopped in Aalborg Midtby on Wednesday afternoon while driving under the influence of euphoric drugs despite having his driving license revoked.
He was also charged with driving 75 km/h in a built-up area.
A 16-year-old was stopped in Fjerritslev on Wednesday afternoon riding a small moped that was not registered and had been modified to increase its speed. A 37-year-old man was stopped Wednesday evening while driving a car under the influence of narcotics without a category B license, and was found with a significant quantity of Xanax tablets.
A 59-year-old man was stopped in Hjallerup on Wednesday evening driving a cabin scooter while over the legal alcohol limit.
Police said burglaries are currently occurring across Nordjylland and offered prevention tips: lock doors and windows even when leaving briefly, avoid leaving valuables visible, ask neighbors to watch the home, and make the house look occupied, for example by using timed lights. With Christmas approaching and many people away for holiday meals, visits and vacations, police advised extra attention to home security.
Police referred readers to nabohjaelp.dk and dkr.dk for further prevention advice.
