Vandalism in Schwäbisch Hall: Tank holes endanger our environment!
In Schwäbisch Hall, vandals are drilling holes in car tanks, causing pollution and damage. Police are looking for witnesses.

Vandalism in Schwäbisch Hall: Tank holes endanger our environment!
Worrying acts of vandalism are increasing in Schwäbisch Hall, which not only cause massive damage to property but also to the environment. Loud SWR Between Wednesday evening and Friday morning, unknown people drilled a hole in the tank of a parked car on Auwiesenstrasse. This act led to a significant leak of fuel and therefore poses an environmental hazard. The incident occurred last week and is part of a series of similar acts that were already noticed in mid-September, when the tanks of three vehicles were broken into on a single day.
The police suspect that the perpetrators are primarily interested in the fuel, which is siphoned off and the damaged cars are then left behind. Car owners often only notice the damage when refueling, which further exacerbates the problem. Police officers are urgently warning about the dangers to the environment caused by the spilled fuel and are asking citizens to provide information about suspicious observations.
More incidents of vandalism
Another incident occurred on Wednesday at 5:10 p.m. when there was a traffic accident between a 50-year-old Opel driver and a 49-year-old VW driver at the intersection of Schulstrasse and Buchklinge. The Opel driver gave way to the VW driver and then lost control of his vehicle, which crashed into a garden. The material damage is estimated at over 4,500 euros.
These incidents highlight a worrying trend of vandalism and violence in the region. Police are urging all citizens to be vigilant and report any suspicious activity immediately to increase community safety.