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Badhoevedorp ATM bombing suspects are Amsterdammers aged 18 and 20. 'Sealbag machines' appear to be new targets.

Badhoevedorp ATM bombing suspects are Amsterdammers aged 18 and 20. 'Sealbag machines' appear to be new targets.

Two men from Amsterdam, aged 18 and 20, have been arrested following an ATM explosion in Badhoevedorp that targeted a sealbag machine. The suspects remain in custody as police continue to investigate a series of similar attacks on these specific types of machines.

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