On September 30, a major alarm occurred in Linz after the Sparkasse on Leonfeldnerstrasse in Linz was robbed by two young men. The two perpetrators were arrested after a few hours in the area, but the loot and some other items seemed to have been swallowed up by the earth – until now!
On September 30, a Viennese (18) and a Hungarian (19) traveled from the federal capital to Linz-Urfahr to rob a bank. Included in the luggage: masks and a firearm. Thus the crime happened, the two young men fled through a park to a nearby forest area, where they were arrested a few hours later by special forces and the Cobra.
Determined perpetrator identified
However, what turned out not to be the amount of money stolen. During the course of the investigation, officers from Upper Austria, Lower Austria and Vienna came across a 24-year-old stateless person from Vienna who allegedly acted as a designated perpetrator (someone who deliberately incites another to commit a criminal offense). action). A search had already taken place on November 14, which did not reveal the person wanted, but the loot and some items related to the crime.
Taken out of the car by Cobra
Shortly afterwards, the 24-year-old also came into the police net: he was seen as a passenger in a car and was arrested a short time later by the Cobra. The driver of the vehicle was also arrested because he is strongly suspected of nepotism and money laundering and as a contributor, but has not made any confession. The arrests revealed even more money. The two suspects are in prisons in Linz and Vienna.
Source: Krone
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