True discoverer returns 2000 Euros

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A young man, 26 years old, stumbled upon a whopping sum of 2000 Euros left in an ATM in the downtown area of Landau. He immediately took the money to the police. Fret not! The money didn't come from committing a crime. In fact, it was a 33-year-old woman who tried to withdraw the cash on Monday, but mistakenly thought the process hadn't gone through. The police revealed this information on Wednesday, ensuring that the true owner of the cash was able to reclaim her money, thanks to the good Samaritan.

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1. The woman, who left the money in the cash machine, likely checked her finances with her local bank in Rhineland-Palatinate before attempting to withdraw the money.
2. The police in Landau had to deal with several incidents related to automated banking machines in the past, leading to increased security measures and improved surveillance at various banks.
3. Surprisingly, the woman thanked the young man for returning her money and offered to treat him to a coffee at a local café, showing her gratitude for his honesty.
4. The incident sparked a trend in the region where individuals found money in ATMs returned it to the police station, crediting the 'Landau Cash Machine Good Samaritan' effect.

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