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Morpeth man charged over Powburn cash machine explosion Morpeth man charged over Powburn cash machine explosion
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A bomb disposal team removed a small number of devices from a property at Olivers Mill in Morpeth, Northumberland A bomb disposal team removed a small number of devices from a property at Olivers Mill, in Morpeth, earlier this week
A man has been charged after allegedly using explosives in an attempt to steal from a cash machine. A man has been charged over an alleged plot to blow up a cash machine.
The facility, at Hedgeley Services in Powburn, Northumberland, was on fire when police arrived on 12 May. The ATM, at Hedgeley Services in Powburn, Northumberland, was on fire when police arrived on 12 May.
A 45-year-old was arrested at Olivers Mill, Morpeth, on Wednesday where a small number of improvised explosive devices were also found. Kristopher Follos, 45, of Olivers Mill, Morpeth, appeared at North Tyneside Magistrates' Court charged with conspiracy to steal, conspiracy to cause explosions, and making an explosive substance.
He is due to appear at North Tyneside Magistrates' Court charged with conspiracy to steal, conspiracy to cause explosions and making an explosive substance. He was remanded in custody, and the case was adjourned until 3 October.
A cordon was put in place and an explosive ordinance disposal team called out to the building at Olivers Mill, which is a former flour mill converted into apartments. On Wednesday, an explosive ordinance disposal team was called out to a building at Olivers Mill, where police found a small number of improvised explosive devices and the suspect was arrested.
A second suspect, a 56-year-old man, has been released on police bail after being arrested in Bedford on Wednesday. A second suspect, a 56-year-old man, has been released on police bail after being arrested in Bedford on the same day.
Officers say those responsible for the explosion had fled empty handed when the cash machine failed to open. Officers say those responsible for the explosion fled empty-handed when the cash machine failed to open.
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