Aalst (Brussels Morning Newspaper): On 15 November a car crashed into a computer store on Kattestraat in Aalst, allowing thieves to steal multiple electronic devices. The police, led by spokesperson Lisa Wynendaele, are investigating the incident and have not disclosed the stolen items yet. Local business owners express concerns over safety following this break-in.
On 15 November a theft occurred on Kattestraat, a busy shopping street in Aalst. A car drove into the window of a computer store, breaking the glass and allowing thieves to enter. They quickly stole several electronic devices and fled, leaving behind significant damage. This daring break-in has raised concerns among local business owners about safety in the area during the night.
What measures are authorities taking to investigate the recent break-in in Aalst?
When the police arrived, the thieves had already escaped. Officers noticed that the store’s door and window were badly damaged. “Our teams were on site and saw the damage to the shop’s door,” said Lisa Wynendaele, a spokesperson for the Aalst police. The authorities are investigating to find the suspects and recover the stolen items. Meanwhile, residents and shopkeepers are asking for more measures to prevent such crimes in the future.
After discovering the damage, police quickly contacted the person in charge of the computer store. The store owner arrived and after checking the situation confirmed that a break-in had occurred, resulting in multiple items being stolen. The police have not revealed what items were stolen because they are still investigating. A police spokesperson said, “We can’t say exactly what was taken right now because of the investigation.” This approach is meant to help find the thieves and recover the stolen goods.
