Paris launches huge manhunt after priceless Napoleonic jewels stolen from the Louvre

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"Paris has launched a huge manhunt after audacious thieves carried out a jaw-dropping daylight heist on the Louvre, swiping nine of the museum's most priceless treasures including a £100million crown, in just seven minutes.

The gang of several 'highly organised criminals' arrived outside the world's most visited museum at around 9.30am local time on Sunday while thousands of tourists enjoyed a day out at the attraction.

Masked and wielding angle grinders, the gang parked up their scooters outside the Apollo Gallery (Galerie d'Apollon), home to jewels belonging to Napoleon Bonaparte, his wife Josephine and a string of subsequent Emperors and Empresses."


They probably have a rich patron who wants these items for their personal collection. You would think the French would have better security but no.
 


"Paris has launched a huge manhunt after audacious thieves carried out a jaw-dropping daylight heist on the Louvre, swiping nine of the museum's most priceless treasures including a £100million crown, in just seven minutes.

The gang of several 'highly organised criminals' arrived outside the world's most visited museum at around 9.30am local time on Sunday while thousands of tourists enjoyed a day out at the attraction.

Masked and wielding angle grinders, the gang parked up their scooters outside the Apollo Gallery (Galerie d'Apollon), home to jewels belonging to Napoleon Bonaparte, his wife Josephine and a string of subsequent Emperors and Empresses."
This will be a movie someday.

Thank goodness I have an alibi.
 


"Paris has launched a huge manhunt after audacious thieves carried out a jaw-dropping daylight heist on the Louvre, swiping nine of the museum's most priceless treasures including a £100million crown, in just seven minutes.

The gang of several 'highly organised criminals' arrived outside the world's most visited museum at around 9.30am local time on Sunday while thousands of tourists enjoyed a day out at the attraction.

Masked and wielding angle grinders, the gang parked up their scooters outside the Apollo Gallery (Galerie d'Apollon), home to jewels belonging to Napoleon Bonaparte, his wife Josephine and a string of subsequent Emperors and Empresses."
I read that the crown was recovered but broken. SMFH. Such a waste.
 
This will be a movie someday.

Thank goodness I have an alibi.


He'll be the judge of that, monsieur.


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The term "manhut" is patriarchal and trans-exclusive. The enlightened people of Paris should know to have called it a Xe-hunt
 


"Paris has launched a huge manhunt after audacious thieves carried out a jaw-dropping daylight heist on the Louvre, swiping nine of the museum's most priceless treasures including a £100million crown, in just seven minutes.

The gang of several 'highly organised criminals' arrived outside the world's most visited museum at around 9.30am local time on Sunday while thousands of tourists enjoyed a day out at the attraction.

Masked and wielding angle grinders, the gang parked up their scooters outside the Apollo Gallery (Galerie d'Apollon), home to jewels belonging to Napoleon Bonaparte, his wife Josephine and a string of subsequent Emperors and Empresses."


They probably have a rich patron who wants these items for their personal collection. You would think the French would have better security but no.
Inspector Clouseau is on it.
 
Ban battery powered angle grinders! ;)

Jokes aside those grinders are the biggest boon to thieves that there ever was.

I saw a video once (can't find it now) of the mere seconds it took to steal a catalytic converter and be gone.

They use sawzalls for that too.
 
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Ban battery powered angle grinders! ;)

Jokes aside those grinders are the biggest boon to thieves that there ever was.

I saw a video once (can't find it now) of the mere seconds it took to steal a catalytic converter and be gone.
Yeah between those and canned freeze spray and hammers, they pretty much put The Club steering wheel lock out of business.
 


"Paris has launched a huge manhunt after audacious thieves carried out a jaw-dropping daylight heist on the Louvre, swiping nine of the museum's most priceless treasures including a £100million crown, in just seven minutes.

The gang of several 'highly organised criminals' arrived outside the world's most visited museum at around 9.30am local time on Sunday while thousands of tourists enjoyed a day out at the attraction.

Masked and wielding angle grinders, the gang parked up their scooters outside the Apollo Gallery (Galerie d'Apollon), home to jewels belonging to Napoleon Bonaparte, his wife Josephine and a string of subsequent Emperors and Empresses."


They probably have a rich patron who wants these items for their personal collection. You would think the French would have better security but no.
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Where's Inspector Clouseau when you need him?
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They dragged in equipment capable of cutting through display cases and nobody noticed? They got away on scooters? Only in France.
 
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