Alytus Police Investigate Violence Against Children, Bones and Drugs – Five Incidents in One Day
On 19 October, Alytus District Police launched five preliminary investigations: violence against children, theft, fraud, bone fragments and drugs.
Five Cases in One Day: Violence, Bones and Drugs in Alytus District
On 19 October, Alytus District Police received reports of five separate incidents within a single day, according to fm99.lt. A preliminary investigation was initiated in respect of each.
Violence against minors. At approximately 11:45, the Alytus District Police Headquarters registered a report from a woman born in 1977. She informed the police that on 18 October in Alytus, violence may have been inflicted upon two children – born in 2013 and 2020.
Electric scooter theft. On the same day at approximately 16:15, a man born in 1977 contacted the police. According to him, a black electric scooter "Joyor S10-S-Z" was stolen from the car park at Baranausko Street near Didžioji Dailidė Lake beach. The owner valued the loss at €610.
Fraud via SMS. At approximately 13:30, the police received a complaint from a woman born in 1997 regarding fraud. On 18 October at approximately 20:20, she received an SMS message with a link concerning an alleged fine. After clicking the link and entering her electronic banking details, the woman lost €318.
Bone fragments in Lazdijai. At approximately 13:00 in Lazdijai on Vytauto Street, bone fragments believed to be human were discovered in a car park during excavation work. Police initiated an investigation to determine the cause of death. Further information regarding the find, its origin or time period has not yet been provided.
Drugs in the hands of an Audi passenger. Late on the evening of 19 October, at approximately 23:50, in Varėna on Vytauto Street, police officers inspected an Audi vehicle. A foil-wrapped package containing a suspected plant-based narcotic substance was found in the possession of a passenger born in 1987.
Information compiled on the basis of the Alytus District Police Headquarters incident log.
Source: Google News LT — Crime (lt)