Investigations - Cross-border manhunt for ATM burglars
Unknown perpetrators blew up an ATM near the Luxembourg border on Thursday morning. They then fled the scene of the crime in Irrel (Eifel district of Bitburg-Prüm) in a "high-powered vehicle" with a yellow license plate, according to the police. The manhunt for the getaway vehicle is now underway in Germany and Luxembourg. The police are looking for witnesses.
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- The police in Rhineland-Palatinate and neighboring Germany are showing remarkable determination in their cross-border manhunt for the ATM burglars, who fled in a high-powered vehicle with a yellow license plate.
- Witnesses in the Bitburg-Prüm area, particularly near the scene of the crime, are urged to come forward and share any information they may have about the incident, as it could be crucial in the ongoing manhunt.
- The issue of criminality has once again come to the forefront in Germany, with the authorities now pursuing the perpetrators of the ATM burglary in a coordinated effort across national borders.
- Despite the challenges posed by jurisdictional boundaries, the German and Luxembourgish police forces are working closely together, leveraging their resources and technologies to ensure that the burglars are brought to justice and that future incidents of criminality are prevented.
Source: www.stern.de
