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Police Seek Witnesses to E-Scooter Theft in Novigrad

An unknown perpetrator stole a Segway electric scooter in Novigrad in early August. Police have released a photo of a person who may have useful information and are asking anyone who recognizes them to come forward.

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Summary
  • Istrian police seek help identifying a person in a photo linked to a theft in Novigrad.
  • The theft of an electric scooter occurred on August 3, 2026, on Terre Street.
  • A 32-year-old Serbian citizen was victimized for several hundred euros.
  • Information can be provided anonymously by calling 192 or 052 533 439.

The Istrian Police issued a public appeal on Tuesday, August 11, 2026, asking citizens for help in identifying a person whose photo they released. They believe this person may have information about the theft of an electric scooter that occurred in Novigrad.

According to police information, the theft took place on August 3, 2026, in the afternoon. An unknown perpetrator stole a black Segway electric scooter near a catering establishment on Terre Street. The victim is a 32-year-old Serbian citizen, and the material damage is estimated at several hundred euros.

How You Can Help

Police are asking all citizens who recognize the person in the photo, or who have any other information about this incident, to contact them. Information can be provided directly to the Umag-Umago Police Station with its branch in Buje-Buie.

Citizens can do so by calling 192 or 052 533 439, or by sending an email to [email protected]. Police particularly emphasize that useful information can also be provided completely anonymously.

FAQ
What exactly happened in Novigrad? +
On August 3, 2026, in the afternoon, on Terre Street, an unknown perpetrator stole a black Segway electric scooter, causing damage of several hundred euros to a 32-year-old Serbian citizen.
How can I help the police if I recognize the person in the photo? +
You can provide information by calling 192 or 052 533 439, by emailing [email protected], or in person at the Umag-Umago Police Station. Reports can also be made anonymously.
Why did the police release a photo of the person? +
Police believe the person in the released photo may have useful information about the theft and are asking citizens to help identify them.

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