A REAL-LIFE ROBBERY BEING COMPARED TO A MOVIE?
NORTH FULTON COUNTY, Ga. — Roswell police are searching for cheats who they express slice an opening to get into a vault to clear out a gems store.
The proprietor of Jason Guven Jewelry said the criminals went through hours within the store on Holcomb Bridge Road last Monday, efficiently taking pretty much every bit of significant gems he had.
“We saw the showcases on the floor. There was an opening in the vault. We were in stun,” the proprietor said.
“At the point when I landed here, the keypad had no force. I saw something was up. The lights were on,” the proprietor said.
Roswell police say it was an adornments heist directly out of “Mission Impossible.”
“A couple of subjects climbed the rear of the structure, picked up passage through the rooftop, and dropped down directly before the safe,” said Sean Thompson, with Roswell Police Department.
Police have discharged reconnaissance photos of the suspects.
Authorities said the robbers tunneled their way into a protected brimming with costly gems.
“Slice through soot square and rebar and crept into the sheltered,” Thompson said.
The proprietor said the group went through, in any event, eight hours undetected in the store in the wake of slicing caution lines to take a great many dollars of gems.
“Over the top expensive watches. Rolex, many free jewels with accreditations. Actually all the commitment sets we had,” the proprietor said.
“This is the thing that we call an expert group,” Thompson said. “It appears as though they came and investigated this store commonly.”
Police said their criminologists are as yet meeting the proprietors and any other person who may have data that could help recognize the individuals in question.
They’re requesting that anybody with data call them.
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