American media on April 4 reported a daring theft that occurred on Easter day (March 31) in Los Angeles. a treasury in the San Fernando Valley of Los Angeles.
That’s where the cash came from enterprise in the managed and stored area. And the problem is that the management agency did not discover the theft until they opened the treasury on the first day of the week (April 1) for work.
A law enforcement source familiar with the matter confirmed to CBS News that this appears to be a very complex incident and may have been the work of a sophisticated group of wealthy thieves. experience carried out because they know how to break into a protected facility without being detected.
The source added that the thieves broke in through the roof line of the Gardaworld building on Roxford Street easily entered the vault without activating the alarm system.
Los Angeles Police (LAPD) said they still do not know how the thief was able to avoid the alarm system. . A source told the Los Angeles Times that at least one alarm went off during the burglary, but it was not connected to authorities.
US authorities are making efforts to investigate this theft. “The LAPD and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) are conducting a joint investigation into this burglary. No additional information regarding the incident has been released,” the agencies said in a statement. general.
There have not been any arrests yet.
This is one of the largest thefts in history in Los Angeles. The largest known cash heist in Los Angeles occurred in 1997 when 6 people stole 18 9 million USD. All the thieves in this case have been arrested.
Recently in 2022, thieves stole jewelry worth up to 100 million USD from a truck parked at a rest stop on the Highway. The car was on its way to a jewelry and gemstone event in Los Angeles.
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