Entry package alarm: 66-year-old ensures large police police in Amstetten!

Entry package alarm: 66-year-old ensures large police police in Amstetten!

In the Lower Austrian city of Amstetten, a large police operation caused excitement when six mysterious packages with the inscription "For free take away" were discovered on October 2 of the previous year. These were parked at various points, especially in business entrances, which alerted the authorities. The police went out of a potential danger and blocked the central main square for several hours. The residents of neighboring buildings had to be evacuated while explosive experts opened and searched the packages. This was reported by the Lower Austria State Police Directorate and the ORF Lower Austria.

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After intensive investigations, a 66-year-old Austrian could now be identified as a suspect without a permanent residence. He is reported by the St. Pölten public prosecutor's office for suspected coercion, since he should be responsible for the parking of the said six packages. When checking the packages, the specialists found no explosive materials, but only magazines, food and electronic giveaways. Details on this critical situation were also mentioned in the reporting of the courier.

The incident, which caused significant troubles in the city center, triggered numerous security measures and put the police in action in order to recognize and avert possible dangers at an early stage. The investigators of the crime service group of the Amstetten police inspection have established the connection to the 66-year-old through meticulous evidence of evidence.

For more information about these exciting developments in Amstetten, the reporting of noe.orf.at and kurier.at