Robbers Steal $35 Million in Cash and Valuables from German Bank Vault

In a daring heist reminiscent of a Hollywood thriller, robbers used a large drill to break into a German savings bank's vault room, making off with cash, gold, and jewelry worth approximately €30 million ($35 million). The crime, described by police as 'very professionally executed,' unfolded over the weekend, with the thieves suspected of spending hours inside the vault breaking open deposit boxes. The break-in was discovered early Monday morning after a fire alarm was triggered. Witnesses reported seeing masked individuals carrying large bags from the parking garage, and security footage captured a black Audi RS 6 leaving the scene. Police confirmed the car’s license plate had been stolen earlier. The criminals remain at large, while distressed bank customers gathered outside the branch demanding information. Investigators likened the operation to the heist movie 'Ocean's Eleven,' noting the extensive planning and expertise required. Over 3,000 deposit boxes were targeted, with losses exceeding insurance estimates for many victims.