Two bikes and three thieves… Thieves carried out the theft like this in a crowded area, before the arrival of the police

Paris Jewelry Shop Robbery: In Paris, which is called the fashion capital of the world, on Saturday (April 29), a robbery was carried out at a jewelry boutique in broad daylight. Giving information, the local police said that the robbers were armed with dangerous weapons. He robbed the Bulgari luxury jewelry shop in Paris’s posh Place Vendome. The ownership of this shop is with the French fashion group LVMH (Louis Vuitton).

Police said that the thieves made away with goods worth several million euros from the shop. Based on the initial information, the police informed that three people on two motorcycles had entered the most popular tourist destination of Paris at around 1:45 pm local time.

The thieves shot the guard
People present at the spot told that the thieves had long weapons. Thieves shot a security guard. Another source told AFP that goods worth several million euros were likely stolen. However, the police are still trying to ascertain the extent of damage caused by the thieves.

In the video footage posted on the social media network on Saturday, two big black motorcycles are seen parked on the pavement in front of the jewelery shop. In the video footage, a man dressed in black and wearing a helmet with a gun is clearly on guard. After this, three people on two motorcycles were seen running away from the spot.

There was theft in the year 2021 as well
A similar incident happened in Paris in the year 2021 in September. Even at that time, the thieves targeted a Bulgari boutique located in the city’s most crowded tourist spot. During that time, the thieves had cleared their hands on jewelry worth about 10 million euros (90 crores).

After a 2021 robbery at a Bulgari store, one of the robbers was shot and injured in the leg by a police officer. In June last year also two people were arrested on the charges of theft, whose age was 26 and 37 years.

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