According to the police, the fire between two scrap cars on Monday in Taufkirchen was intentionally set. The fire investigators of the Munich criminal police have accordingly taken over the further investigations, who have now started an appeal for witnesses. A 55-year-old noticed and reported the fire around 12:50 a.m. When the fire brigade arrived, both vehicles were fully engulfed in flames and the fire had already spread to the façade and parts of the roof of a closed supermarket, resulting in high property damage that the Munich police estimated at several tens of thousands of euros. According to a press release from the Munich police, initial investigations suggest that the fire was intentionally set. Anyone who noticed something that could be related to this incident in the area of Eichenstraße, Lindenring and Wildapfelstraße in Taufkirchen at the time of the crime is asked to contact the Munich Police Headquarters, Commissariat 13, Telephone 089/2910-0, or any other police station to put.
Taufkirchen: Cars set on fire on purpose – district of Munich
