Two suspects identified after arson at school

Two individuals under scrutiny following a fiery chaos at Eutin's school

Approximately a week has passed since the blaze at a school in Eutin, Ostholstein, and local law enforcement has identified two suspects. An 18-year-old and a 21-year-old from Ostholstein are being probed for allegedly igniting the second floor of the school during the wee hours of December 5-6. The two suspects had reportedly wreaked havoc within the school's halls prior to the arson incident, according to local authorities and the prosecutor's office. As of now, there's no diagnosed motive for the involved parties. The resulting damage to property is estimated to be around 150,000 euros.

An examine of the fire site by a structural engineer revealed that the building's integrity was not compromised due to the blaze. Subsequently, the school resumed lessons, as the regional police authority announced. The two suspects now face charges of arson, trespassing, and property damage.

Criminal probe jointly conducted by the police and prosecutor's office

Further Reading:

• The police and prosecutor's office in Ostholstein are now responsible for handling the arson case at Eutin's school.
• Allegedly setting the fire, these two suspects had previously caused a ruckus within the school premises.
• The authorities in Schleswig-Holstein are investigating the two individuals for charges of arson, trespassing, and damages.
• The recurring incidents of vandalism and arson in the district of Ostholstein have sparked concerns among the community.

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