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Elderly man suspected of vandalizing parked cars in Neu-Isenburg overnight

A masked elderly man left deep scratches on two cars late Friday night. Police now hunt for clues—and the grey compact car seen fleeing the scene.

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2026 April 23 . 8:10 AM

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Elderly man suspected of vandalizing parked cars in Neu-Isenburg overnight

Police Investigate Vehicle Vandalism in Neu-Isenburg

Authorities in Neu-Isenburg are probing a case of criminal damage to parked cars in Hugenottenallee at the intersection with Rheinstraße. According to police, two witnesses noticed a man tampering with vehicles on the parking lot of a post office branch at around 11:05 p.m. on Friday evening. The observers described the suspect as approximately 75 to 80 years old with gray hair. They then alerted a patrol unit that was nearby.

Scratches in the Paint and Escape in a Compact Car

Shortly afterward, officers reportedly saw a gray compact car with OF license plates driving away from the post office premises. The driver allegedly concealed his face with a balaclava or mask. A manhunt and further investigations were launched, but the suspect has not yet been located.

During the forensic examination, investigators found multiple fresh scratches on a vehicle owned by the city of Neu-Isenburg, as well as on a private car. Police believe the damage was likely caused by a sharp object. The estimated cost of repairs is around €2,500.

Police Seek Witnesses

The two witnesses—described by police as "an apparent couple"—who initially approached officers at the scene are asked to contact Neu-Isenburg police station again. Authorities also urge any additional witnesses or anyone with information about the fleeing vehicle to come forward by calling 06102 29020.