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Theft of a safe in Thebes with 200.000 euros

The perpetrators broke into the business by forcing open the main entrance, tied the safe, and dragged it out of the building

Newsroom May 27 04:45

A gang of eight individuals using three vehicles approached the offices and warehouse of a company located on Kithaironos Street in Thebes during the early hours of Tuesday, May 27, aiming to steal the company’s safe.

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According to tvstar.gr, the intruders broke into the business by violating the main entrance, tied the safe, and dragged it out of the building. They then loaded it onto one of the vehicles used in the operation and vanished without anyone noticing a thing.

Notably, the building was equipped with an alarm system that, for unknown reasons, did not go off.

According to the business owner, the safe—which weighs approximately 600 kilograms—contained €200,000 in cash. Authorities are currently conducting an investigation to identify and locate the perpetrators.

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