Parts of the Sparkasse bank were flung more than 80 metres across the street, damaging two neighbouring buildings. Despite their misjudgement, the suspects appeared to have left the scene with the cash machine as police confirmed it was missing.
The suspects probably used far too much dynamite, police in Nottuln, near Münster North-Rhine Westphalia said on Monday.
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No information has been released on how much money was in the machine, but the blast has caused hundreds of thousands of euros in damage. The flats above the bank are uninhabitable a police spokesman said, and engineers will be brought in to determine whether the entire building will have to be demolished.
4 comments:
In Portugal they use gas to explode ATM.
'Think ya used enough dynamite there, Butch?'
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. Class film.
"You were only supposed to blow the bloody doors off!"
Christian : in Holland too - though simple trick : now banks make holes in the top of the ATM machines = gas escapes, no explosions anymore
But (& i think Arbroath posted it some years ago too) : in Belgium 2 guys died blowing up a bank with "a little bit too much" dynamite. Huhu.
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