Men addicted to drugs compromise electricity supplies by slicing copper lines at charging stations
In the heart of Saxony, an unusual crime wave has surfaced, with the main focus on a series of thefts from E-charging stations. According to initial investigations, two suspects, known to the local police, are under scrutiny for aggravated theft.
The suspects, identified as Freeman and Kenneth Bartley, have a troubled past. Freeman, a 38-year-old, has had frequent altercations with neighbours and local authorities. Despite losing his gun license, he was found to possess a large arsenal of weapons. Bartley, on the other hand, is a 15-year-old who made headlines in Tennessee in 2005 for shooting a school employee and injuring two others.
The suspects, allegedly under the influence of narcotics, were apprehended near the crime scene. The stolen copper cables and tools were found in a vehicle, for which the keys were discovered on Bartley.
The total damage caused by this incident amounts to over 20,000 euros. This is a significant blow to the efforts towards a greener Saxony, as the E-charging stations play a crucial role in promoting electric vehicle usage.
The featured image for this article is courtesy of 7aktuell.de by Eric Pannier. As the investigation continues, the Saxony authorities are urging vigilance and reporting of any suspicious activities around E-charging stations. Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story.
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