What to Do at the Crime Scene:
Police Reporting: Call 112 as soon as possible when you notice the theft and notify the police.
Security of the Crime Scene: Do not make any changes to the crime scene. Take care not to interfere with evidence until the police arrive.
Eyewitness Information: Get information from anyone who saw or heard the incident.
Photo and Video Documentation: Make photo and video recordings of the crime scene and the stolen items.
2. Complaint Procedures:
Application to the Prosecutor’s Office: File a criminal complaint with the relevant prosecutor’s office as soon as possible along with the police report.
Legal Assistance: If necessary, contact a lawyer and get legal support during the complaint process.
3. Victim’s Rights:
Right to Compensation: You have the right to request compensation from the perpetrator or insurance company for the value of the stolen items and the material and moral damages suffered.
Right to Attend Hearings: You can present yourself at the hearings and defend yourself and protect your rights.
Victim Services: In some cases, you can benefit from victim services provided by legal aid offices or non-governmental organizations.
4. Insurance Coverage:
Home Insurance: If you have home insurance, check the theft coverage of your policy. You can request compensation for your losses from your insurance company.
5. Legal Process:
Investigation: As a result of the investigation conducted by the prosecutor’s office, a decision is made whether or not a lawsuit will be filed against the suspect.
Case: If a lawsuit is filed, the court process begins and the evidence is evaluated.
Decision: The court decides whether the defendant is guilty and the amount of compensation to be given to the victim.
