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M.B. Mack

California Thieves Tunnel Under Jewelry Shop, Disable Cameras and Make Off With $20M in Gems: 'They Had Like 5 to 6 Hours In There'

Love Jewels / Reina De Oro jewelry store in Los Angeles, California was robbed of around $20 million worth of jewelry on April 13. (Credit: Google Reviews)

In a meticulously planned heist, thieves tunneled through a brick wall into a Los Angeles jewelry store, disabled its security system, and escaped with $20 million in gold and gems—without triggering a single alarm.

At approximately 10 p.m. April 13, the thieves broke into Love Jewels, a family-run business in Downtown Los Angeles, through a hole carved into a three-foot brick wall, People reported. Once inside, they managed to disable all surveillance cameras and bypass the alarm system.

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