German Police: Man Suspected of Sabotage Against Power Grids Had 160 Targets
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In the investigation into the sabotage attacks on the German power grid, authorities found a notebook containing more than 160 possible sabotage targets. The notebook was found in the camper of the 48-year-old suspect who was arrested on Tuesday.
Daniel V is said to have planned 150 attacks on power grids, 40 in NRW alone. Now the Federal Prosecutor's Office is taking over the investigation.
Several times there were sabotage attacks on the electricity grid, a 48-year-old confessed to it and was arrested. Due to the scope of the cases, the jurisdiction now changes to Karlsruhe.
A notebook with 160 handwritten targets for past and potential future sabotage has been found in the camper van of a suspect in the sabotage of Germany's energy infrastructure, DPA reports. "We have not only caught the alleged perpetrator of the attacks, but we may have also prevented future attacks," Herbert Reul, the interior minister of the western German state of North Rhine-Westphalia, told the state parliament's internal affairs committee.…
A suspected power saboteur is found after days of search by two young police officers. In his camper the police discovers a notebook. The investigators suspect: The attack series would have continued.
A notebook containing handwritten notes about more than 160 past and possible future sabotage targets has been found in the camper van of a man suspected of sabotage against Germany's energy infrastructure, authorities said Thursday.
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