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A significant bank robbery in Gelsenkirchen, Germany, went unnoticed for a weekend, resulting in the theft of over 3,000 safes and millions of euros.

The prison aid organization Red Aid won a partial victory against Sparkasse Göttingen in a preliminary ruling, resulting in the temporary invalidation of account closures.

The Göttingen Regional Court has mandated Sparkasse Göttingen to provisionally continue the current account for the leftist association Rote Hilfe, ruling that the cancellation was unlawful.

After a break-in that resulted in millions in losses, the Sparkasse in Gelsenkirchen has reopened its lobby, allowing customer access to ATMs again.

Following a bank break-in in Gelsenkirchen, the Sparkasse CEO defends the branch's security measures and assures that high compensation claims will not jeopardize the bank's future.

Following a spectacular burglary at the Sparkasse Gelsenkirchen, police are securing further evidence and customer data, with damages potentially reaching up to 100 million euros and insider involvement being investigated.

Following a spectacular break-in at a Gelsenkirchen Sparkasse, police conducted a search of the institute to secure data carriers and necessary customer information, while investigating possible insider involvement.

Following a spectacular burglary at a bank in Gelsenkirchen, police searched the institution to secure data storage devices and necessary customer data, while clarifying there was no suspicion against the bank or employees, although insider knowledge is being investigated.

Following a dramatic bank robbery in Gelsenkirchen, the police searched the Sparkasse branch to secure data storage devices and customer information.

Following a bank burglary in Gelsenkirchen, police searched the Sparkasse branch to secure data storage devices and customer information, clarifying that they are not suspecting the bank itself.

The burglary at a bank in Gelsenkirchen is becoming increasingly puzzling, with investigators struggling to make sense of one of the largest thefts in Germany's history, second only to the Cum-Ex fraud.

Robbers who broke into a safe at a savings bank in Gelsenkirchen, western Germany, last week may have stolen over 100 million euros (2.4 billion CZK), according to investigative sources cited by DPA.

Investigators are wary as burglars in Gelsenkirchen reportedly stole over 100 million euros from a Sparkasse, with many victims claiming the money originated as 'wedding funds.'

A recent burglary at the Sparkasse in Gelsenkirchen Buer may involve loot exceeding 100 million euros, significantly higher than initial estimates.

A Sparkasse branch in Gelsenkirchen remains closed following a dramatic break-in during which a large sum of money was stolen, as police release images of the suspects.

Following a bank vault break-in at Sparkasse Gelsenkirchen, investigators are reviewing a flood of tips but have yet to find a solid lead.

20 kilograms of gold worth approximately 2.2 million euros have reportedly gone missing from a Sparkasse branch in Bonn, with a bank employee suspected of unauthorized access.

Following a spectacular million-euro robbery at a Sparkasse branch in Gelsenkirchen, former LKA investigator Klaus Nachtigall suggests that the police's search for the brazen thieves is ongoing, offering little hope to the victims.

A dramatic robbery occurred in Gelsenkirchen, Germany, where thieves accessed the Sparkasse bank's vault by drilling through a wall, stealing valuables worth tens of millions of euros and affecting around 2,700 customers.

Thieves executed a planned heist at a bank in Gelsenkirchen, stealing an estimated $35 million in cash and valuables during the Christmas holidays.

Former LKA investigator Klaus Nachtigall criticizes the inadequate security of the vault following a burglary at a Sparkasse branch in Gelsenkirchen and warns that the compensation sum of 10,000 euros is laughably low.

A gang of robbers broke into a Sparkasse bank vault in Gelsenkirchen over the weekend, stealing around 30 million euros worth of cash and valuables, marking it as the largest heist in recent German history.

A dramatic burglary at the Sparkasse branch in Gelsenkirchen was uncovered by a fire alarm, leading firefighters and police to discover evidence of the crime in the basement, where it is believed the thieves accessed through a parking garage.

Burglars broke into a Sparkasse branch in Gelsenkirchen, stealing cash and valuables worth approximately 30 million euros, marking it as the largest robbery in modern German history according to the police.

Robbers broke into the Sparkasse bank vault in Gelsenkirchen over the weekend, stealing €30 million worth of money and valuables, marking the largest heist in recent German history, according to police.

In a brazen heist, thieves broke into a safe deposit area at a Sparkasse branch in Gelsenkirchen, stealing an estimated 30 million euros and breaking into about 3,200 safes.

A robbery at a Sparkasse branch in Gelsenkirchen resulted in an estimated loss of 30 million euros, affecting over 2,500 customers as thieves broke into 3,200 safety deposit boxes.

After a burglary involving a specialized drill at a Sparkasse branch in Gelsenkirchen, hundreds of anxious customers are demanding information outside the bank.

Following a break-in where unknown perpetrators accessed numerous customer compartments in a bank vault in Gelsenkirchen, investigations are underway and the local Sparkasse branch is set to reopen shortly for concerned customers.

A significant hole in the vault and searched safe deposit boxes have raised considerable concerns among numerous bank customers in Gelsenkirchen, prompting around 200 individuals to flock to the Sparkasse branch for information after the news of the spectacular burglary broke.