article_snippet: The future headquarters of Germany's spy agency has suffered millions of pounds of flood damage after  thieves stole water taps from Site in what is being dubbed as the country's 'Watergate'.
article_snippet: Burglars ripped out water taps from bathrooms on the fourth, fifth and sixth floors in a passageway leading to the main part of the sprawling complex early Tuesday.
article_snippet: Exterior view on the new headquarters of the German Federal Intelligence Service which has suffered millions of pounds of flood damage after burglars ripped out water taps on several floors of the building .
article_snippet: That led to a massive leak that caused an estimated millions of euros  in damage, according to media reports.
article_snippet: The motive was unclear as the taps are only thought to be worth a few hundred euros.
article_snippet: German media leapt on the incident as one more embarrassment for the country's spy chiefs over the new complex.
article_snippet: Berlin's daily Tagesspiegel splashed the headline: 'Watergate at the building.
highlights_snippet: Thieves stole taps on various floors of future HQ of German spy agency .
  