Once again there was a spectacular coup in the capital. But this time, the thieves in Berlin did not steal large gold coins (100 kilograms). Their spoils: the second most important title trophy in the country (2.9 kilograms).
The offices of Bundesliga handball club Füchse Berlin were burglarized on Tuesday. As well as cash, the thieves also took the championship trophy – five and a half months after Berlin won it for the first time.
Police are investigating a “very serious theft from a shop”.
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However, Criminal Investigation Agency investigators found no signs of a break-in at the office.
Füchse manager Bob Hanning (57) told BILD am SONNTAG: “This should be an inside job. They must already have the master key. Our office was broken into a few weeks ago. That’s why we installed surveillance cameras.”
He recorded it. The robbers were said to have been at the spot for over an hour and also made off with cash.” And the championship trophy. This is the original bowl of the German Handball Association (DHB). It is made of 925 sterling silver and weighs about 2.9 kilograms. It was transported in a silver suitcase.
Füchse boss Bob Hanning celebrates the first German handball championship with Berlin in the summer
According to the manufacturer’s estimates, its value is around 12,000 euros. Füchse boss Hanning offered at BILD am SONNTAG: “We are considering offering prizes for inventors.”
By the way: The fact that criminals don’t steal trophies anymore is purely coincidental. The Handball Super Cup, which the Foxes also won this year, is currently being carved out.
