Investigators probe site of refugee center blast

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Late at night on June 14th, a bomb went off at a home for unattended teenage refugees in Ellefeld, Vogtlandkreis. According to the State Criminal Police's Terrorism and Extremism Defense Center, an blast device detonated at a window, causing shards of glass and bomb debris to scatter throughout the room. Remarkably, a 17-year-old Syrian boy sleeping there at the time managed to avoid injury. Police are currently treating the incident as property damage caused by unknown perpetrators. They're urging anyone who saw any shady people or vehicles hanging around the crime scene during the night of the incident or the nights leading up to it to come forward with information.

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