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Unknown persons blow up ATM in parking lot

Unknown persons blew up an ATM in Groß-Umstadt (Darmstadt-Dieburg district) on Friday morning. According to witnesses, at least three perpetrators then fled in a dark car, police said. The free-standing ATM was located in a parking lot. It was not initially known whether the perpetrators stole...

A police patrol car on the road with its blue lights switched on. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de
A police patrol car on the road with its blue lights switched on. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

District of Darmstadt-Dieburg - Unknown persons blow up ATM in parking lot

Unknown persons blew up an ATM in Groß-Umstadt(Darmstadt-Dieburg district) on Friday morning. According to witnesses, at least three perpetrators then fled in a dark car, police said. The free-standing ATM was located in a parking lot. It was not initially known whether the perpetrators stole any money. The search for them has so far been unsuccessful. The investigation is ongoing.

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  1. The incident of ATM explosion in the large-town of Groß-Umstadt, located in the District of Darmstadt-Dieburg, Hesse, has sparked concerns about rising Criminality in the region.
  2. The police are currently asking for any testimony from individuals who might have witnessed the dark car used by the perpetrators after blowing up the ATM in the parking lot.
  3. While the investigation into this crime is ongoing in Hesse, some traffic lawyers advise against giving statements to the police without legal representation to avoid potential misconceptions.
  4. Unfortunately, due to the large-town's size and the dark color of the getaway car, finding leads and apprehending the suspected ATM bombers has been a challenging task for the local police in Darmstadt-Dieburg's District.

Source: www.stern.de

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