Nine men suspected of involvement in blowing up ATMs in Germany and stealing some 5.2 million euros have been arrested.
The arrests were made during raids on 16 properties in the two neighbouring countries on Monday, prosecutors and police in the southern German states of Bavaria and Baden-Wuerttemberg said.From our newsroom to your inbox at noon, the latest headlines, stories, opinion and photos from the Toronto Sun.By clicking on the sign up button you consent to receive the above newsletter from Postmedia Network Inc.
The 52 explosions at cash machines in Germany, all but one of them in the two southern states, started in November 2021 and continued until Jan. 19. They took place mostly deep in the night. The perpetrators caused damage estimated at more than 6.7 million euros, more than the total value of the cash they stole by blowing up the machines that contained it.
South Africa Latest News, South Africa Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Volkswagen considering Ontario as site for battery cell factory: German media reportOntario is reportedly on Volkswagen\u0027s list of possible locations for an electric vehicle battery\u002Dcell factory, media reports said. Read on.
Read more »
Russia hits civilian targets anew, EU officials visit Kyiv‘Kramatorsk again shattered by explosions – the Russians made two more rocket strikes,’ regional governor Pavlo Kyrylenko wrote in a Telegram post
Read more »
Charlottetown plans changes to University Avenue as it seeks public feedback | SaltWireCity held open house Jan. 31
Read more »
MPPs say rainy day fund money must be spent on healthcare soonOntario government 2023 pre-budget consultation held at Delta Hotel
Read more »
Myanmar coup anniversary marked by ‘silent strike’, rallies overseesIn Thailand, hundreds of anti-coup protesters held a rally outside Myanmar’s embassy in Bangkok
Read more »
Andrew Tate loses appeal in Romania, to be held 30 more daysAndrew Tate lost his appeal at a Romanian court and will be held for a further 30 days, an official said Wednesday.
Read more »