explosive attacks in Germany – Nine people were arrested in the Netherlands on Monday because they are suspected of committing more than fifty explosive attacks in Germany. The German police announced this at a press conference on Thursday.
The suspects are between the ages of 25 and 41. They all live in the Netherlands, but in some cases also have Moroccan, Turkish or Romanian nationality. The suspects were arrested in Roermond, Echt, Utrecht, Amersfoort and Soesterberg, among others.
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explosive attacks in Germany
The police hold the suspects and three other fugitives responsible for more than fifty explosive attacks. It was especially hit in the German states of Bavaria and Baden-Württemberg. The gang stole a total of 5.2 million euros during the explosive raids.
The German police have issued a European arrest warrant for the three suspects that have not yet been arrested.
The next explosion was already planned
The German and Dutch police are working closely together in the investigation into the explosions. Fifteen places in the Netherlands were also searched. The police received help from the Royal Netherlands Army and the Defense Explosive Ordnance Disposal Service (EOD).
During those searches, cars and explosive material were found. According to the German police, this indicated that the gang was planning another explosive raid. (explosive attacks in Germany)
Germany has requested the surrender of the suspects. The Dutch police say they cannot rule out more arrests.
Substantial increase in the number of explosions in Germany
At the press conference, the German police also expressed their concern about the large increase in the number of explosions in the country. The criminals are ruthless and use increasingly heavy explosives to blow up the ATMs. This poses a great danger to local residents.
Last week’s police action is seen as one of the most extensive actions involving explosive raids. But more is needed, the German police emphasized. In order to really put a stop to the explosive attacks, ATMs must be better secured.
Since the Netherlands took security measures in 2019, the number of explosive attacks here has decreased considerably. The German police will talk to the banks again about these security measures next week.
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