Three Suspects Arrested After Explosions at ATMs in Langenhagen

Police apprehended the suspects following a high-speed chase on the A7, uncovering explosives and fuel in their vehicle.

Three Dutch men, aged 30, 31, and 35, were arrested for allegedly blowing up two ATMs in Langenhagen, Lower Saxony.
The arrests followed a dramatic pursuit on the A7, during which police vehicles were rammed, and officers fired warning shots.
No money was stolen during the ATM explosions, but the suspects' car contained explosives and gasoline.
Two suspects were detained at the scene, while a third was caught shortly after fleeing on foot.
The suspects face charges of causing explosive detonations and organized theft and will appear before a judge on Friday.