Police intervention after bat found in bedroom
A household in the town of Prien requested assistance from local police after a bat entered the bedroom during the night. Residents reported that the animal moved around loudly, unsettling the children present.
Officers from the Rosenheim Police Department arrived shortly after the call. On site, they assessed the situation and captured the bat using appropriate protective equipment. The animal was then transferred to a nearby nature reserve where it can continue to live in its natural habitat.
The mother of the family stated that she felt uncertain about handling the situation herself and preferred professional help. The children expressed fear of the bat, making the prompt police response essential.
This incident highlights the importance of seeking expert assistance when wildlife unexpectedly appears in residential settings. The regional nature conservation authority was notified and will serve as a point of contact for similar future occurrences.
Police officials emphasized that bat intrusions into homes are rare, but they are prepared to act quickly to protect both public safety and the welfare of the animal.