Police say thieves stole a Toyota Auris from Zeithainer Straße in Dresden. The 2017 car is worth about 5,500 euros. The thefts did not stop there. Police previously reported that three Toyota Corollas were stolen in Dresden’s southwest, two of which were found. One was taken from Bünaustraße, the 2021 vehicle valued at about 20,000 euros. Another Corolla was stolen from Uhlandstraße, later found on Hochschulstraße and returned to the owner after a criminal-technical investigation. A further Corolla was taken from Andreas-Schubert-Straße. It was spotted on a parking area at Lukasplatz, and police moved in when two men were allegedly tampering with the car. Officers arrested a 33-year-old man; a second suspect escaped. Police said the suspect had polnische Kennzeichentafeln and had also kept the fine particulate matter badge from the Auris stolen from Bünaustraße. Investigators are now probing the 33-year-old and possible accomplices for banded theft. Elsewhere in the same police update, a 74-year-old woman was hurt in a crash at Winterbergstraße and Beilstraße. In Riesa district, officers are investigating a 62-year-old man for hit-and-run, driving without a licence, and breaking the compulsory insurance rules. Unbeknown perpetrators also stole construction equipment from a site in Bautzner Landstraße and spray-painted a wall at Frankenbergstraße and Zauckeroder Straße. In Grumbach, a 74-year-old’s wallet was stolen in a supermarket, and a 73-year-old was allegedly tricked online into losing about 5,000 euros via bogus messages claiming to be from the tax office.