Thirteen members of a Dutch gang that blew up bank machines in Germany have been arrested by police in the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany, Europol said.
The Dutch gang members were arrested in Netherlands, Belgium and Germany.The attacks happened between March 2021 and May 2022 in western and central Germany.
The arrests took place between March and June in four Dutch towns including Amsterdam, in the German town of Meckenheim and in Eupen, Belgium, which shares borders with both countries. "Law enforcement is increasingly concerned about the increasingly heavier explosives that criminals are using to gain access to the cash machines' content," the European Union Agency for Police Cooperation , said in a statement.
On top of that, some of the perpetrators fled the scene in powerful vehicles at speeds of up to 250 kilometres per hour"causing a serious risk to public safety".
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