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| This robbery was one of France's largest heists of the century. It took held in Toulon in 1992. The offenders were impetuous and violent. They threatened a bank employee's families and attached explosives to a guard. Once inside, the thieves took more than $30 million in francs. The crime was committed by ten guys, but the alleged ringleader was Marc Armando. He was never convicted of the crime, but he was arrested on drug charges later on. Armando committed suicide while incarcerated in 2013. [([[https://www.theclever.com/the-15-biggest-bank-heists-in-history/|The Clever]])] | This robbery was one of France's largest heists of the century. It took held in Toulon in 1992. The offenders were impetuous and violent. They threatened a bank employee's families and attached explosives to a guard. Once inside, the thieves took more than $30 million in francs. The crime was committed by ten guys, but the alleged ringleader was Marc Armando. He was never convicted of the crime, but he was arrested on drug charges later on. Armando committed suicide while incarcerated in 2013. [([[https://www.theclever.com/the-15-biggest-bank-heists-in-history/|The Clever]])] |
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| | ===== The United California Bank Robbery ===== |
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| | The year was 1972, and Laguna Niguel, California was the setting. That's when Amil Dinsio, James Dinsio, Harry Barber, Ronald Barber, Charles Mulligan, Phil Christopher, and Charles Broeckel pulled off one of America's largest bank robberies. The robbers stole around $30 million. They were later linked to a similar incident in Ohio. As a result, the gang was apprehended. Amil Dinsio, the ringleader, was only sentenced to ten years in jail. [([[https://www.cleveland.com/life-and-culture/g66l-2019/03/73ac07f4d98367/super-heist-how-a-youngstown-gang-traveled-to-la-to-rip-off-richard-nixon-and-stole-30-million.html|Cleveland]])] |
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| | ===== Hatton Garden Robbery ===== |
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| | In 2015, a gang tunneled into the Hatton Gardens vault and took more than $31 million in cash and valuables. Eleven conspirators were apprehended within a few months. Nine people were detained and charged with conspiracy to commit robbery. Surprisingly, the men's ages ranged from 48 to 76. The majority were condemned to more than six years in jail. The prisoners were recently sentenced to pay 27.5 million pounds or serve an additional seven years in prison. John Collins, Daniel Jones, Terry Perkins, and Brian Reader were the major perpetrators. Michael Seed was also detained in early 2018. He was accused with burgling conspiracy and concealing illicit goods. His trial is still underway. [([[https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/crime/hatton-garden-heist-ringleaders-ordered-pay-back-27-5m-seven-years-jail-a8186291.html|Independent]])] |
