Luxembourg police say investigations are under way after vehicle break-ins and thefts from cars in Pfaffenthal and Capellen, and have repeated advice on locking, valuables and keyless-go protection.
A decade comparison of Luxembourg police statistics shows a lower crime rate per inhabitant than in 2015, but higher numbers for violent theft, assault, threats and domestic violence.
Luxembourg’s latest police statistics show a mixed public-safety picture: the overall case rate stayed stable, but violent robberies, theft and domestic violence increased.
Luxembourg has announced a temporary drone-flight ban for a defined area on 16-17 May, with limited public-interest exceptions.
Luxembourg City and the Police Grand-Ducale have launched a campaign after pickpocketing rose around tram stops and inside trams.
The Grand Ducal Police announced that the central Luxembourg City station now operates round the clock, part of a broader push to strengthen visible police presence in strategic locations.