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Robbery in Monaco: haul estimated at 3 million euros

Monaco – On May 29, 2024, surveillance camera footage showed an individual calmly entering a business that sells watches. Disguised as an old man with a walking stick in his left hand, the subject takes a handgun out of his bag with his right hand and seems to threaten the shop assistant.

The woman handed over a large amount of valuable jewelry and watches to the robber. The total value of the stolen goods is still being assessed, but according to sources such as Monaco Matin, it could be as high as 3 million euros.

 Click here to view the article and video provided by the Monaco Tribune.

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