Jewelry heist caught on video as minivan rams into store


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Police are questioning after a organisation of masked thieves repeatedly rammed their car into a Toronto-area jewelery store, ran in and then fled with equipment value approximately $100,000, according to a owner.


The thieves carried firearms and during slightest one hammer, and a owner, Baldev Manjania, says one of them forked a gun during his wife.


Peel Regional Police contend they were called to New Rana Jewellers in Malton, nearby Airport Road and Derry Road East, only before 7 p.m. ET on Saturday. 


Video posted to amicable media shows a red minivan slamming into a front of a store, promulgation equipment in a arrangement cases drifting and promulgation those in a store scrambling to a back.


“First, when they topsy-turvy and strike my store, we suspicion this was an accident. Then second time, they did it again, afterwards third time, they did it again,” Manjania told CBC News. 


With a potion doors shattered, a masked chairman ran inside with a bag before indicating what appears to be a firearm during someone behind a counter. Two others can also be seen on a video unconditional equipment in a arrangement cases into bags, before using off camera. 


Moments later, a man dressed in a blue shirt and jeans — Manjania — runs out to a front of a store, wielding a sword.


“I was feeling really frightened during that time. They showed a gun to my mother and we suspicion they competence kill my wife,” Manjania said.


“I brought the sword from inside to follow them, afterwards they ran outside,” where a male was watchful in a black Honda Civic.


“I pennyless his right newcomer side window with a sword,” pronounced Manjania, though a 4 suspects got away, withdrawal a red minivan during a scene, that he pronounced military after recovered. 


Police contend no one was injured.


So far, however, they have no word on any suspects.





Article source: http://www.francesoir.fr/societe-faits-divers/conseillere-agricole-tuee-dans-laveyron-lautopsie-prevue-ce-jeudi


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