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A 23-year-old man called 911 and threatened, "Pay me 100,000 euros or I'll activate the bomb".
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A 23-year-old man called 911 and threatened, "Pay me 100,000 euros or I'll activate the bomb".

A 23-year-old man called emergency services in January and threatened to activate a bomb at a shopping center near Varazdin if he was not paid €100,000. The police immediately evacuated the area and sent a specialized anti-explosion unit to investigate. After thoroughly searching the site, experts confirmed there was no real bomb, revealing the threat to have been false. The state prosecutor has filed charges against the suspect for attempted extortion and creating a false alarm. Due to the seriousness of the incident and concerns over potential repeat behavior, the court extended his pretrial detention. The case is now moving toward trial, where the accused will need to explain his motives.

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A 23-year-old man called 911 and threatened, "Pay me 100,000 euros or I'll activate the bomb".

A 23-year-old man called emergency services in January and threatened to activate a bomb at a shopping center near Varazdin if he was not paid €100,000. The police immediately evacuated the area and sent a specialized anti-explosion unit to investigate. After thoroughly searching the site, experts confirmed there was no real bomb, revealing the threat to have been false. The state prosecutor has filed charges against the suspect for attempted extortion and creating a false alarm. Due to the seriousness of the incident and concerns over potential repeat behavior, the court extended his pretrial detention. The case is now moving toward trial, where the accused will need to explain his motives.

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