Finland: Man puts 12kg of dynamite in friend's cars 'as a joke'
- A Finnish man stored 12kg of dynamite in a friend's vehicles as a joke, but the owner did not find it amusing and informed the police, who evacuated nearby buildings.
- The man admitted to placing the explosives in the cars but claimed he had no intention to detonate them.
- The suspect has been released on bail, but he still faces up to two years in prison. Police have ruled out any terrorist links.
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A Finnish man faces up to two years in prison for putting 12 kilograms of dynamite into a friend's cars, saying it was “just a joke”.
A Finnish man places 26.5 pounds of dynamite in a friend’s vehicles and claims it was a joke
COPENHAGEN, Denmark (AP) -- A Finnish man reportedly stored 12 kilograms (26.5 pounds) of dynamite in two cars belonging to a friend, saying it "was a joke", Finland broadcaster YLE said Wednesday.
A Finnish man places 26.5 pounds of dynamite in a friend’s vehicles and claims it was a joke
COPENHAGEN, Denmark (AP) — A Finnish man reportedly stored 12 kilograms (26.5 pounds) of dynamite in two cars belonging to a friend, saying it “was a joke”, Finland broadcaster YLE said Wednesday. The owner of the two cars didn’t see it as funny and informed the police who briefly detained the potential prankster. He was eventually freed but remains a suspect. He admitted to placing the explosives on Aug. 3 in the cars but said he didn’t intend …
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