Bas-Rhin. Flights to the Lalique Museum and the Tarn: Four Suspects Charged
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Four months of investigation identified six suspects, arrested during an operation involving 90 gendarmes and police officers, and two of the four persons charged were remanded in custody.
On 5 July 2026 at dawn, 27 jewels were stolen for a value of 4.5 million euros at the Lalique Museum in Wingen-sur-Moder (Bas-Rhin). During a burglary that lasted only a few minutes, three hooded individuals fractured an emergency exit and then a fireport, before breaking six display windows containing jewels, in the museum's main exhibition room. Judicial information was entrusted to an investigating judge of the JIRS in Nancy and the investiga…
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By July, 27 jewels had been stolen from the Alsatian Museum, a few days after the flight of 37 Gallo-Roman gold coins to Montans.
After four months of investigation, conducted by some 90 gendarmes and police officers, six people were arrested for the breakage of the Lalique Museum (Bas-Rhin) and the Montans Museum (Tarn).
After four months of investigation, "an operation conducted by 90 gendarmes and police officers led to the arrest and detention of six persons suspected of having been involved in theft" in both museums.
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