Explosion at Cigarette Vending Machine in Kamen, Investigated by Polish Police
On the evening of September 28, 2024, a shocking incident took place in Kamen-Middle, Germany. A cigarette machine located at DuΜrerstraΓe/Mersch was detonated, causing significant damage and scattering debris within a radius of about 20 meters.
The police department involved in the investigation is the Circles Police Department Unna. The press release about the incident was transmitted via news aktuell by the Circles Police Department Unna. Unfortunately, the description of the person of interest is not provided in the available sources.
According to a witness, the individual inserted an unknown object into the cigarette machine before the explosion. After the explosion, the witness observed the person walk towards Postpark.
The location of the incident press contact is the Circles Police Department Unna. Press inquiries can be directed to Nadine Richter at the Circles Police Department Unna Press and Public Relations, reachable at 02303-921 1152 or via email at [email protected].
Outside of office hours, the Circles Police Department Unna Control Center can be reached at 02303-921 3535, with fax number 02303-921 3599, and emails can be sent to [email protected] for additional information about the incident.
The name of the unknown suspect who carried out this act is not provided in the available sources. The Circles Police Department Unna urges anyone with information regarding this incident to come forward.
For more information, the Kamen police can also be contacted at 02307-921 3220, 02303 921 0, or via email at [email protected]. The official website for the Circles Police Department Unna is https://unna.polizei.nrw. The incident occurred around 10:20 PM local time. The location of the incident is Kamen-Middle, Germany.
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