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Police Arrest Members of Scooter Gang that Was Robbing ATMs in Prague

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Detectives from the first department caught thieves who blew up an ATM in Prague at the beginning of May and took a box with money from it. Their actions caused damage exceeding 900 thousand crowns. This is an organized group from Moldova, whose other members are responsible for robbing other ATMs in Prague and Bratislava and escaped from the scene on electric scooters.

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Detectives from the first department caught thieves who blew up an ATM in Prague at the beginning of May and took a box with money from it. Their actions caused damage exceeding 900 thousand crowns. This is an organized group from Moldova, whose other members are responsible for robbing other ATMs in Prague and Bratislava and escaped from the scene on electric scooters.

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The Prague police have clarified the case of the detonated ATM in Kunratice from May this year. Two foreigners suspected of theft and damage to property are detained in Romania. According to criminal investigators, they, along with another foreigner, are also suspected of similar crimes in Slovakia. The foreigners face up to eight years in prison.

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Police have explained the May detonation of an ATM in Kunratice, Prague, from which the perpetrators took more than 300,000 crowns. Three suspected foreigners were detained by Romanian police while crossing the Hungarian-Romanian border, two of whom, according to Czech criminologists, are behind the Kunratice case. The men are now in custody in Romania pending extradition. Their search was aided by the cooperation of police officers from the Cze…

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The Prague police have clarified the case of the detonated ATM in Kunratice from May this year. Two foreigners suspected of theft and damage to property are being held in Romania. According to criminal investigators, they and another foreigner are also suspected of similar crimes in Slovakia. This was stated in a press release by police spokesman Richard Hrdina. The foreigners face up to eight years in prison.

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blesk.cz broke the news on Friday, September 4, 2026.
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