Dutch police have raided 25 locations in the Netherlands in an ongoing crackdown again a spate of of ATM bombings in Germany.
The latest raid follows action take in February against an organised crime group suspected of having blown up numerous cash machines in Germany. In Bavaria alone, it concerned 31 explosions with a total haul of about €3.4 million, causing damage estimated at approximately €4 million.
The seizures included four kilos of explosives, which had already been prepared for further attacks in nine explosive packages, one rapid vehicle, which was used to commit the crimes, several phones, cash, tasers, gloves, crowbars, sledgehammers, navigation equipment, a digital radio scanner and valuables such as expensive watches and handbags.
The perpetrators allegedly travelled from the Netherlands to the German states of Bavaria and…
