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Three men found guilty of stealing ancient Celtic gold coins in daring heist at German museum
Three men have been found guilty, and given jail terms of up to 11 years, for snatching hundreds of ancient gold coins during an daring night raid at a southern German museum in 2022. The suspects from northern Germany were arrested months after the November heist at the Celtic and Roman Museum in the Bavarian town of Manching. During the robbery, 483 Celtic coins were taken from the trouve, dating back to around 100 B.C. Before the break-in, the thieves cut cables of a telecommunications hub to disable local networks which allowed them to get in and out of the building in nine minutes without triggering an alarm. ... (full story)
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