Assault to the Goldsmith Company in Arezzo, Gang Forced to Escape: This Is What Made the Blow Fail
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Eight Romanians were arrested in Italy after a failed robbery at a company that seems to be chased by bad luck: in six years, the company was targeted three times by thieves, and one of the strikes was successful. This time, the plan broke down, and the suspects were caught after they tried to escape. The case reached the Italian press, which reports the details of the attempted robbery at the Fratelli Chini company in Arezzo.
Eight Romanian citizens were arrested by the Carabinieri of Arrezo, Italy, being suspected of trying to rob the safe of a jewelry factory in the town of Laterina Pergine Valdarno. Individuals blocked the road with a tree and burned two cars. Article Eight Romanians were arrested after they robbed a jewelry factory in Italy first appeared in Romania TV.
A tree cut down to block the road, two means given to the flames and a third used as rams to break through the gate. It is the assault put to the mark in the night against the Chini Brothers, a goldsmith company in Ponticino, in Aretino. But the plan fails: the alarm is triggered, the private surveillance and the carabinieri intervenes and the gang is forced to escape without being able to take away the precious. Eight people are arrested near t…
Spectacular assault in the night - but then failed - to a goldsmith company in Ponticino (Arezzo), the Chini Srl Brothers, specialized in the production of jewelry and in the processing of precious metals. (ANSA)
A gang of robbers made up of eight Romanians was arrested in Italy, after a failed robbery at a well-known gold processing company, although they had devised a plan designed to delay law enforcement forces to trigger the alarm.
A group of criminals tried to break into the jewelry factory "Fratelli Chini" in Ponticino, Italy, but the plan failed. The eight suspects, all of Romanian origin, were caught on the A1 motorway after an operation like in the movies.
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