Three young men approached a teenager in the municipal park on Avenue Monterey and asked that he hand over his mobile. Because the teenager was not carrying a mobile phone, the culprits instead demanded that he surrender his jumper and bag. When the adolescent hesitated, the young men attacked him, stole both items, and ran away towards Kinnekswiss. The police were unable to locate the culprits after the incident.
The perpetrators are between the ages of 17 and 18. They wore a white Nike hoodie, a white Lacoste hoodie, and a blue Lacoste hoodie, respectively.
At around 6.10pm, a young man was assaulted by three other young men in Rue Pierre d’Aspelt. The culprits stole two mobile phones and a laptop before fleeing towards Boulevard Grand-Duchesse Charlotte/Place de l’Étoile. The victim was injured and had to be taken to hospital. The police launched a search operation, but it was ultimately unsuccessful.
The authorities are looking for three culprits between the ages of 15 and 16 . One of them is around 1.75m tall, has black hair, and was wearing a beige hoodie at the time of the mugging. The second culprit is around 1.62m tall, has black hair, and was wearing a white jumper with colourful shapes on it. All that is known about the third culprit is that he is around 1.65m tall.
Anyone with information regarding these two cases is asked to contact the Luxembourg City Police, either by calling (+352) 244 40 1000 or by writing an e-mail to police.luxembourg@police.etat.lu
In Echternach, a small grocery shop in Rue de la Gare was robbed at around 1.30pm on Monday. A teenager approached the register and made it seem as if he was about to pay for something. However, when the employee opened the till, the teenager jumped behind the counter and snatched the cash inside.
Initially, the employee and a customer were able to restrain the adolescent, but he eventually broke free and escaped towards Rue des Merciers. The police were unable to find the young culprit after the fact. The shop employee was slightly injured in the incident.
Complaints were filed in all three cases, and investigations were launched.
