Southwest Palatinate - After an ATM was blown up: Millions in damage to house
Following the blowing up of an ATM in Bundenthal ( Southwest Palatinate district), the police are assuming that the building suffered millions in damage. There is still no trace of the perpetrators, said a police spokeswoman in Kaiserslautern on Tuesday. It is still unclear whether they stole any money. After the explosion on Sunday morning, the criminals fled in a car, presumably in the direction of France. After the detonation, the detached house caught fire and was completely destroyed.
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- Despite the significant loss in the millions from the blast in the Southwest Palatinate district, specifically in Bundenthal, the exact amount of cash stolen from the ATM remains unknown.
- The criminal act of blowing up an ATM in Bundenthal, located in Rhineland-Palatinate's Southwest Palatinate, led to extensive property damage, potentially encouraging a rise in criminality in the region.
- Police in Kaiserslautern, Rhineland-Palatinate, are currently investigating the incident that took place on Sunday morning, involving the blowing up of an ATM and the subsequent car chase towards France.
- Authorities in Rhineland-Palatinate are actively searching for the perpetrators who executed the daring ATM explosion in Bundenthal, Southwest Palatinate, as well as the individuals who fled the scene in a vehicle, making their escape towards France.
- The blast, which happened at an ATM in Bundenthal, Southwest Palatinate, resulted in an unfortunate chain of events, leading to a devastating fire that consumed the attached house, causing severe damage, and leaving the police to track down those responsible for the crime.
Source: www.stern.de
