Armed Robbery at Freiburg-Weingarten Gas Station: Teen Arrested, Accomplice at Large
An armed robbery took place at a gas station in Freiburg-Weingarten. A masked perpetrator threatened an employee and demanded cash, making off with several hundred euros. The suspect fled with an accomplice on a scooter. A 16-year-old German-Iraqi national has been provisionally arrested, but the second suspect remains at large.
The robbery occurred when a masked individual, later identified as a 16-year-old, threatened an employee at gunpoint. He demanded cash and managed to steal several hundred euros before fleeing the scene. The teenager, a German-Iraqi national, was provisionally arrested by the police. However, his accomplice, who drove a scooter, remains unknown and at large.
The criminal police are appealing for witnesses. They urge anyone who was at the gas station during the incident to come forward with any information. The suspected weapon has not been recovered, and the cash found on the arrested suspect is believed to be from the cashapp.
The police are still searching for the second suspect involved in the armed robbery at the gas station in Freiburg-Weingarten. They encourage anyone with information to contact them. The arrested suspect, a 16-year-old, is being investigated, and the stolen cash has been recovered. The investigation continues.
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