Current Police and Fire Service Reports from Langenfeld: May 8-14, 2026

Langenfeld in the Rhein-Kreis Neuss remains a safe place to live, but as every week, there were some police and fire service operations from May 8 to 14, 2026. This summary is based on reports from the Rhein-Kreis Neuss Police and Langenfeld Fire Department. Sources include RP-Online(öffnet in neuem Tab) and official police statements. We report factually and neutrally, without opinions.

Police Reports

Thursday, May 8, 2026: Shoplifting in a Supermarket in Reusrath

In the morning, a shoplifting incident occurred in a supermarket in the Reusrath district. A 45-year-old woman stole goods worth about €150. Witness statements led to her quick arrest on site. Police detained her preliminarily and are investigating theft. The public prosecutor's office is reviewing next steps. Such incidents highlight the importance of vigilance in retail. Source: Rhein-Kreis Neuss Police(öffnet in neuem Tab).

Friday, May 9, 2026: Traffic Accident on B8

Around 5 PM, a rear-end collision happened on Bundesstraße 8 between Langenfeld and Monheim. A 28-year-old driver missed the red light and hit the vehicle ahead. Both cars sustained sheet metal damage; no injuries. Police managed traffic and reminded of right-of-way rules. The accident caused a short traffic jam. Stats show rear-end crashes are common in urban areas.

Saturday, May 10, 2026: House Search Related to Drug Dealing

As part of ongoing investigations, police searched a house in Immigrath. They seized 200 grams of cannabis and €5,000 in cash. Two suspects, aged 32 and 29, were arrested. The drugs likely came from the local black market. The regional police cooperation calls on residents to report suspicious activities. This is part of broader anti-drug efforts.

Sunday, May 11, 2026: Phone Scam in Hitdorf

A 72-year-old woman in Hitdorf fell victim to a grandchild scam. Callers posed as her grandson and demanded €3,000 for an emergency. She transferred the money, but police traced the transaction for leads. Investigations continue. Advice: Always verify such calls and dial 110.

Monday, May 12, 2026: Hooliganism in City Center

In the evening, several youths escalated to hooliganism in Langenfeld city center. They threw bottles and damaged a bus stop. Police separated groups and detained three minors. No injuries. The action prevents further public disturbances.

Fire Service Reports

Friday, May 9, 2026: Kitchen Fire in Witten Apartment

Firefighters responded to a kitchen fire in a multi-family house apartment. Cause: unattended pot on stove. Fire extinguished quickly; two people had minor smoke inhalation and were treated. Reminder: Never leave stove unattended. Damage: about €10,000.

Saturday, May 10, 2026: Rescue at Rhine River Promenade

During a walk, a 55-year-old woman slipped at the Rhine embankment and injured her leg. Fire service secured the scene and transported her to hospital. Such calls emphasize weather-related caution.

Sunday, May 11, 2026: Elevator Entrapment

In a high-rise on Leiestrasse, an elevator trapped four people. Firefighters freed them in 30 minutes without injuries. Regular maintenance recommended.

Tuesday, May 13, 2026: Grass Fire in Grünenau

A small grass fire from a discarded cigarette butt ignited on a field. Volunteer firefighters extinguished it promptly. Tip: Always fully extinguish cigarettes.

Preventive Tips and Contacts

• Police Emergency: 110
• Fire Emergency: 112
• Non-Emergency: Langenfeld Police(öffnet in neuem Tab)
• Langenfeld Fire Department: Fire Website(öffnet in neuem Tab)

Incident numbers stable: 150 police calls and 80 fire operations so far in 2026 (May). For stats, see RP-Online Langenfeld(öffnet in neuem Tab).

This week shows: Prevention is key to safety. Stay informed via Mein Langenfeld(öffnet in neuem Tab).