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26.11.2017
Risk Prevention & Consulting

Shocking footage ‘shows dramatic Southport jewellery heist in progress’

This shocking footage appears to show four robbers, wearing motorbike helmets, carrying out a jewellery heist. A witness to the incident, in Lord Street, Southport, captured the moment four men, their faces concealed, apparently made their escape after smashing their way into a jewellers shop. The suspects broke into the store and stole valuable jewellery before setting their vehicle on fire and leaving the scene on motorbikes. Police and fire crews were called to the scene at around 4.40pm after a Land Rover Defender rammed the premises and was set alight.


26.11.2017
Risk Prevention & Consulting

Thieves Break Into Sliema Jewellery Store Through Neighbouring Kitchen Wall

A jewellery store in Sliema was robbed after thieves broke in through a wall of a neighbouring home. Police believe the thieves entered the abandoned home and proceeded to break through the kitchen wall to gain access to the neighbouring stores.


20.11.2017
Juwelier-Warndienst

Gas pistols fired in Copenhagen department store robbery

Copenhagen Police are looking for three men after an armed robbery in the exclusive Illum department store in Copenhagen on Monday afternoon.
A weapon, thought to be a gas pistol, was fired during the incident, according to police deputy inspector Brian Belling.
Police have posted images from the robbery on social media in an attempt to identify the robbers…..


20.11.2017
Juwelier-Warndienst

Wave of Smash-and-Grab Robberies Hit Midwest

New York–There have been a half-dozen smash-and-grab robberies in the Midwest over a period of a little more than a month, the Jewelers Security Alliance said in a crime alert issued Friday…..


20.11.2017
Risk Prevention & Consulting

Stolen sentimental jewellery saved from being melted, police look for rightful owners

Victoria Police are harnessing the power of social media to reunite hundreds of stolen pieces of jewellery with their rightful owners. The pieces were seized in a raid on a Melbourne gold buying store in October, which had allegedly been receiving stolen jewellery taken during robberies on homes and businesses. Three Colombian men were charged, and their matters are still going through the courts.


20.11.2017
Risk Prevention & Consulting

Crackdown on robberies over Christmas

A new operation is being launched by Lancashire police to crack down on high value robberies.’Operation Vault’ will target the thieves travelling into the county trying to hit ATMs, cash in transit and commercial properties this Christmas.


20.11.2017
Risk Prevention & Consulting

Three men on trial for Dh1 million Dubai villa robbery

A police lieutenant said they arrested the trio after being tipped-off by a reliable source. Three Chinese men, on visit visas, have gone on trial for robbing Dh800,000 worth of gold and diamond jewellery and Dh200,000 in cash from a villa.


20.11.2017
Risk Prevention & Consulting

Armed robbers steal 30 kg of gold in Ukraine’s Zhitomir Region

KIEV, November 20. /TASS/. Armed robbers have stolen 30 kg of gold jewellery from entrepreneurs in Ukraine’s Zhitomir Region, the press service of the National Police Main Directorate for the Zhitomir Region reported on Monday.


15.11.2017
Risk Prevention & Consulting

Turkish police detain gang of Colombian thieves who robbed diamonds worth $1M

Turkish police successfully nabbed four Colombian nationals part of an international robbery gang, who stole diamonds worth $1 million over the course of two months, reports said Monday.


14.11.2017
Juwelier-Warndienst

GIA Reports Finding Lab-Grown Diamond with Fake Inscription

The Gemological Institute of America said that the 1.76-carat diamond pictured was submitted with a fraudulent GIA inscription that matches an actual GIA report from 2015 for a natural diamond. The report number has been partially redacted for privacy reasons.
Carlsbad, Calif.–In the latest issue of Gems & Gemology, the Gemological Institute of America reported finding a man-made diamond inscribed with a report number matching a mined diamond.
The article, authored by Christopher M. Breeding and Troy Ardon, states that the stone in question came through the lab’s Carlsbad facility.
A client, whom the GIA did not identify in the article, submitted the diamond for an updated grading report because they “noticed inconsistencies” with the GIA report information, the article states……


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