Vehicle Found in Floriana Jewellery Shop Theft Investigation
· Updated
In brief
- The vehicle allegedly used in a €200,000 jewellery shop theft in Floriana has been located.
- Police investigations are ongoing to find the suspects involved in the robbery.
- The suspects are believed to be four foreign individuals: three men and one woman.
The vehicle believed to have been used in a jewellery shop theft in Floriana has been located by the police.
The robbery, which occurred on Thursday, involved the theft of approximately €200,000 worth of gold items.
Police investigations are continuing as authorities search for the individuals responsible for the crime.
Reports indicate that the suspects are believed to be four foreign nationals. This group reportedly consists of three men and one woman.
The suspects are said to have entered the shop and carried out the theft before fleeing the scene.
The discovery of the vehicle marks a development in the ongoing efforts to apprehend those involved in the significant robbery.
The Spin Room
Low media divide. All outlets reported the factual development of the vehicle being found and the description of the suspects without any discernible spin.
Updates
- : Adds source from Times of Malta which specifies the vehicle was found in Luqa and updates the estimated value of the stolen goods to €250,000.