2 Arrested After Railroad Sabotage
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Police in Wiesbaden said they arrested two men suspected of blackmail after sabotage that caused massive disruption to German railroads. The pair from eastern Germany were arrested after a botched attempt to collect ransom money at a highway rest stop near Munich. Since Nov. 23, blackmailers committed three acts of sabotage while trying to extort $6 million from the railroads, police said.
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