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German police reported this Tuesday (30) that thieves broke into a bank and stole money and valuables valued at approximately 30 million euros (R$ 196.7 million). To carry out the vandalism of the financial entity, a large drill was used.
The robbery took place in the city of Gelsenkirchen, in the west of the country, and the thieves accessed more than 3,000 safes containing. According to the police, the thieves “took advantage of the tranquility of Christmas” to carry out the operation.
The bank remained closed this Tuesday “for security reasons”. Several customers protested in front of the institution, “threatening” the employees, claiming concern for their assets.
The investigation is ongoing and the suspects remain at large.
