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Czechs Suspected of Theft Caught in Austria

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Two men and a woman are suspected of repeatedly crossing the border from the Czech Republic to Austria since May and committing thefts and burglaries in the border region, Upper Austrian police announced on Tuesday. The pair of men were caught in a cornfield in July, according to police.

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Two men and a woman are suspected of repeatedly crossing the border from the Czech Republic to Austria since May and committing thefts and burglaries in the border region, Upper Austrian police announced on Tuesday. The pair of men were caught in a cornfield in July, according to police.

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A Czech trio specialized in burglaries and thefts in the border area. Two of the perpetrators could be arrested. They hid in a cornfield in Reichenthal, only gave up when the police helicopter circled over them.

·Vienna, Austria
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Two Czech men have been jailed in Austria on suspicion of a series of thefts. The police searched for them in a cornfield, where they fled from a patrol. One of the men was wearing an electronic bracelet on his ankle, which was placed on him by the Czech justice system.

Police in Austria in July arrested two Czech men suspected of a series of thefts in the area on the Austrian side of the border. The search for them ended in a cornfield, Upper Austrian police reported on their website on Tuesday.

·Čestlice, Czechia
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REICHENTHAL. They were caught picking up a stolen motorcycle in a field. The two men are under arrest, a 26-year-old accomplice was reported at large.

·Linz, Austria
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An electronic shackle of Czech justice has not prevented a 28-year-old from driving to Diebestour in the Upper Austrian Mühlviertel. Together with a 34-year-old and a 26-year-old, he is said to have committed various thefts and burglaries in the border area since May of this year. The three Czech citizens sold the loot worth a low five-digit amount in their home country, according to the police.

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vienna.at broke the news on Tuesday, September 22, 2026.
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