Luxembourg CitySuspect arrested after 100 cars vandalised overnight

According to police, over 100 cars were affected by the vandalism.

A suspect was taken into custody on Thursday and brought before magistrates. The suspect has since been transferred to Schrassig while the investigation takes place.

As the police were unable to contact all the owners of the vandalised vehicles, they have asked people to come forward if they were parked on the below-listed roads and have noticed recent damage to their cars.

Witnesses may also get in contact with the police, on (+352) 244 40 1000 or by email: police.luxembourg@police.etat.lu.

The cars were parked in the following streets:

• rue St. Zithe

• rue Goethe

• rue Michel Welter

• rue d’Anvers

• Bvd de la Pétrusse

• Bvd Prince Henry

• rue des Etats Unis

• rue des Romains

• rue Caspar Mathias Spoo

• Val St. Croix

• avenue Pescatore