Wiesbaden rocked by violent assaults, vandalism and traffic chaos in weekend crime spree
**Wiesbaden - Police Headquarters Westhessen**
**Wiesbaden** (our platform)
- **Assault**,
Wiesbaden, Bleichstraße, Friday, 26.09.2025, 20:30 Two Wiesbaden women were attacked and beaten by several unknown individuals on Friday evening in the Bleichstraße. The four to eight unknown attackers initially harassed the two women before striking them collectively. One of the attackers also bit one of the women and knocked out a piece of one of her incisors with a headbutt. One attacker is described as male, approximately 30 years old, bald, with blue or green eyes, and wearing a dark jacket. Another attacker is described as male with shoulder-length black curls and a goatee. A further attacker is described as a woman wearing a white pullover. No descriptions are available for the other attackers.
Witnesses are asked to contact the 1st Police Station at (0611) 345-2140.
- **E-bike stolen**,
Wiesbaden, Niederwaldstraße, Saturday, 27.09.2025, 10:50 Unknown individuals stole an e-bike from the Niederwaldstraße on Saturday. The thieves first destroyed the bike lock that secured the black Cube e-bike, model Kathmandu Hybrid EXC 800, to a railing before taking the bike. The value is estimated at several thousand euros.
Hints are taken by the 4th Police Station at (0611) 345-2440.
- **Bus damaged**,
Wiesbaden Am Hochfeld, Friday, 26.09.2025, 13:00 A line bus was damaged in the "Am Hochfeld" street on Friday afternoon. An unknown man struck one of the rear doors of the bus around 13:00, causing significant damage. The damage is estimated at several hundred euros. The man is described as approximately 20-30 years old, about 190 cm tall, with short black hair, wearing a black jacket and blue pants.
The 4th Police Station has taken up the investigation and takes hints at (0611) 345-2440.
- **Graffiti vandalism**,
Wiesbaden-Frauenstein, Thursday, 25.09.2025 to Friday, 26.09.2025 Several cases of graffiti vandalism were discovered in the time between Thursday and Friday in Wiesbaden-Frauenstein. Unknown individuals defaced the border of an old glass container and several walls by spraying the word "STIK On Friday evening, a routine traffic stop following a theft led to a significant amount of work for the highway police. Initially, motorists reported a silver Mazda with Belgian license plates driving erratically on the A3 heading south. A patrol from the highway police then set up to search for the car and soon after, the service station at the Bad Camberg-West rest area reported that the occupants of a Belgian Mazda had just stolen from the sales room. The patrol soon found the car and observed the erratic driving. They then stopped the vehicle at the Medenbach rest area to check the occupants. This was not easy as the driver only reluctantly followed the instruction to pull over. Eventually, the Mazda was stopped on the shoulder and the occupants were arrested. The passenger had a balaclava in his pocket and the car contained stolen goods and sedatives. All occupants were clearly under the influence of alcohol, with the driver registering over 2.4% on a test. A blood test was ordered. One of the detainees behaved very uncooperatively and tried to harm himself in the holding cell, so he had to be restrained and secured. After the police measures were completed, two of the three men were released. The third man was wanted for deportation, so he was taken to the examining magistrate and then to a detention facility. However, that was not all: when the Mazda left at the Medenbach rest area was checked, the police found that a side window had been broken and the former driver was lying inside the car. The man said he had found the car with the broken window and had then lain down inside to sleep. The police then removed the unauthorized person from the Mazda and had it towed away for safekeeping. Eventually, the men were able to prove ownership and were allowed to leave after sobering up. The highway police investigation group now has several new criminal cases to process.
- Wedding procession misbehaves on highway, Wiesbaden, Federal Highway 3, Saturday, 27.09.2025, 17:45
On Saturday afternoon, participants in a wedding procession on the highway near Wiesbaden behaved badly and committed an offense. Several motorists reported a wedding procession on the A66 towards Rüdesheim at around 17:45. The cars were driving on all lanes and the shoulder, flashing their hazard lights and slowing down traffic and preventing overtaking. Additionally, one person was holding their upper body out of a sunroof and waving a flag. The highway police later stopped one of the involved vehicles and initiated an investigation. A procedure for coercion in traffic was initiated. Further witnesses are asked to call 0611/345-4140.
For further inquiries, please contact:
Police Headquarters Westhessen - Wiesbaden Konrad-Adenauer-Ring 51 65187 Wiesbaden Telephone: (0611) 345-1042 / 1041 / 1043 E-mail: [email protected]
