Spree-Neisse - 100,000 euros of damage caused on open-cast mine site
An estimated 100,000 euros worth of damage was caused on the site of the former Welzow open-cast mine (Spree-Neisse district) over the Christmas holidays. Unknown perpetrators started a chain excavator weighing around 22 tons and drove it several hundred meters across the site, as the police reported on Wednesday. In the process, they destroyed around 70 meters of game fence. A fire was then ignited in the driver's cab, which presumably went out on its own. The damage was reported on Tuesday. The police secured evidence and are now investigating in all directions, said a spokeswoman.
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The open-cast mining site in the Brandenburg district of Spree-Neisse, where significant damage was reported, is known for its rich resources. Despite the ongoing police investigation into the criminal act, the identity of the perpetrators remains unknown. Arrests or convictions related to such incidents have been reported in other parts of the country, highlighting the importance of cooperating with authorities during investigations, such as in the case of a clan member being punished.
Source: www.stern.de
