US EditionThieves Drill into German Bank Vault, Steal €30M
- Thieves drilled into a safe at Sparkasse savings bank in Gelsenkirchen, Germany, and stole an estimated €30 million in cash and valuables, according to police.
- During the heist, more than 3,000 safe deposit boxes were broken open, containing money, gold, and jewellery.
- Gelsenkirchen Police responded to the crime after a fire alarm was triggered early Monday morning, leading to the discovery of the theft.
- A police spokesman compared the break-in to the heist film Ocean's Eleven, noting it was 'very professionally executed'.
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A Millionaire Robbery in a German Bank Leaves Hundreds of Customers Restless About Their Possessions
“We want to get in! We want to get in!” shouted some 200 people Tuesday before a branch in the German city of Gelsenkirchen. They were customers of the Sparkasse, the savings bank, desperate for the millionaire theft that was discovered the day before and the lack of explanations about the fate of their belongings. Continue reading
More than 3,000 safes were opened, and in addition to money, the thieves took jewelry and other valuables. Search for robbers.
In Germany, burglars made a robbery worthy of a Hollywood film: they pierced the safe room of a bank with the help of a giant drill, devastated 3000 chests, causing a
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