Starting after bank robbery in Linz: suspects in detention [embed] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=/QlQduccsk9c [/embed]
Starting after bank robbery in Linz: suspects in detention [embed] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=/QlQduccsk9c [/embed]
On September 30, 2024, a bank robbery occurred in Linz-Urfahr, which is now increasingly gaining clarity. Investigations by the Upper Austria State Criminal Police Office, supported by forces from Lower Austria and the public prosecutor's office in Linz and Vienna, have led to the arrest of several suspects. While two of the perpetrators were caught immediately after the attack, there were intensive research in the following weeks that were targeted by another suspect of the investigators.
The Enlightenment took a turn on November 14, 2024 when it was found that a 24-year-old stateless man from Vienna could have played a key role in the crime. As part of a search of his alleged accommodation, the officials found valuable information and the predatory material that is in connection with the attack. However, the man was not present.
arrest and further developments
A day later, on November 15, 2024, the emergency services of the Cobra team managed to find the 24-year-old as a passenger in a vehicle. With this access, not only the suspect was arrested, but also the driver of the car. However, this is also suspected of being involved in money laundering and support for the crime, but was not confessed. Diesli follow -up meetings also made it possible to ensure further cash amounts.
The commitment and the arrests show that the authorities are committed to clarifying the background of the raid. The people who are now arrested are located in the Vienna and Linz prison, while the investigation continues to clarify the exact processes and the role of anyone involved. The case remains exciting and the developments are observed closely, especially in view of the importance of clarifying such serious offenses in the region.
For more Details on this case and the ongoing investigations, See the report on www.laumat.at .
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