Wörgl in shock: 27-year-old steals over 100 packages with fake!

Wörgl in shock: 27-year-old steals over 100 packages with fake!
A 27-year-old man from Wörgl, who worked as a subcontractor for a transport company, was arrested on May 28, 2025 after stolen more than 100 packages from a local electric market. The theft occurred on May 27 and was made possible by the fake confirmation of a non -delivery. The police estimate the value of the stolen goods on a medium four -digit euro amount, although the exact amount of damage and the exact number of stolen packages have not yet been finally determined.
The accused's procedure was brazen: he signed fake documents to pick up the packages and then transported it independently. But the police were not long in coming. The man was arrested at Vienna-Schwechat Airport when he tried to fly abroad to Turkey. When arrested, the police secured 21 electrical appliances, with a smartphone already being assigned to one of the injured party.
Investigations continue to run
The police investigation has not yet been completed, since one now wants to clarify the exact number of stolen packages and further details. The suspect is currently in custody and the public prosecutor's office has taken the further steps. It is important to emphasize that the suspect applies to the presumption of innocence until a legal decision is made.
The case throws a light on a growing problem that affects many dealers in Austria. According to a security study 2025, 86% of the Austrian dealers of various forms of crime, including shop theft, experience an important aspect in this context. Every year, retail is caused by such crimes.
The study also notes that cybercriminal activities increase. Digitization not only brings advantages, but also new challenges for trade. Around 64% of domestic web shops report damage caused by cybercrime and order fraud, which further exacerbates the security situation in the industry. In an environment in which 91% of the dealers are affected by shoplifting, it remains essential for companies to take preventive measures to protect their goods and business.
In summary, the incident in Wörgl not only shows the audacity of an individual, but also illustrates the increasing challenges that retail in Austria faces each other. The police and dealers continue to work closely together to counteract such incidents in the future.Details | |
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Ort | Wörgl, Österreich |
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