Wave of ATM Explosions Shakes German Cities

Authorities investigate a series of ATM bombings across Germany, with one suspect arrested and others still at large.

Police have arrested a 24-year-old suspect linked to the explosion of two ATMs in Borken, with three accomplices still on the run.
The suspect was found carrying tens of thousands of euros, suspected to be from the ATM heists, and will face a judge soon.
Significant damage, estimated at half a million euros, was caused by the Borken explosions, though no injuries were reported.
In Gelsenkirchen, a masked individual attempted to blow up an ATM but fled after triggering the bank's security fog system.
Similar ATM explosions occurred in Vogtsburg and Lahr, with perpetrators still unidentified and the extent of thefts unknown.