Marburg police probe assault, hit-and-run, and indecent exposure in citywide crime spree
Marburg police are investigating several incidents that occurred recently in the city. A man was assaulted in the Garden of Remembrance, and a vehicle was involved in a hit-and-run. Additionally, a suspect exposed himself at the university library.
On November 13, around 1:50 p.m., a man was punched in the face in the Garden of Remembrance. The attacker, described as a tall, dark-skinned man in his 40s with a distinctive wristwatch, fled the scene. The victim, around 180 cm tall with long gray braided hair, sustained injuries. The suspect, believed to be between 25 and 35 with a stocky build, was last seen boarding bus line 81.
Earlier, on November 11, a black Nissan Note crashed into a guardrail on L3088, causing €3,500 damage. The driver fled on foot. The vehicle was later found with missing license plates, suggesting they were removed or never fitted.
On November 9, a man exposed himself while watching a female student through a window at the university library. He fled toward Bunsenstraße. The suspect was described as a man with fair skin, short dark hair, and stubble, wearing a light gray hoodie and black sweatpants.
Police are seeking witnesses for all these incidents. Anyone with information is urged to contact them at (06421) 4060. The identity of the suspect involved in the assault on November 11 has not been publicly disclosed.
