$3 million cash robbery in Los Angeles: No trace of attackers yet
Los Angeles: On Easter-Sunday night, while the citizens were sleeping drunk, attackers punched a hole in the wall of a money-saving company building, broke the safe and stole $30 million from it. This is the biggest robbery in the history of the city so far. The shocking thing is that even the city police and Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) detectives have not been able to find any clue about the attackers or the amount.
Police Commander Alan Morales also told the Los Angeles Times in an interview that the attackers first made a hole in the wall of the building and then cut the safe inside and stole the money. When the employees of this company entered the unlocked hall on Monday morning, they were stunned to see this.
This money-saving company operates such a money-saving campaign in Silver, a suburb of Los Angeles. Originally based in Canada, this company also has a branch in Los Angeles. It also has armed-forces akfweet. Journalists contacted the officials of this company but they said that they have nothing to say.
Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) officer David Cuellar said that we were informed through a call that such an incident had happened in an area called Guards-World.
Hearing about this incident, a crowd of people gathered there. TV channels also reached.
In this regard, Los Angeles Police said, “We are investigating in collaboration with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI).
Earlier, two years ago, jewelry and other valuables worth $100 million were stolen from Brink’s Truck Stop in Southern California. Even after two years have passed since that incident, the thieves have still not been caught.
The Los Angeles police chief also suggested that such companies should have alarm systems. CCTV should be placed and seismic motion (footprint detection) installed on basements and additional motion sensors should be installed throughout the building to detect any type of vibration.
