Italian robbers bulldoze their way to €100,000
5 Aug, 2013
Updated Mon 5 Aug 2013 13:44 CEST
Thieves in the southern city of Brindisi used a bulldozer to break into a supermarket safe early on Monday morning, getting away with more than €100,000 ($132,530), Italian media reported.
The group allegedly used the bulldozer to break down the gate of the Ipercoop supermarket at around 3 am on Monday morning, before smashing their way through a metal door and ripping open the safe, Il Sole 24 Ore reported.
Trucks were used to block most entrances, while a mount of earth blocked another, the newspaper said.
The hooded thieves took just a few minutes to carry out the operation, all of which was captured on CCTV now in the hands of the police.
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The group allegedly used the bulldozer to break down the gate of the Ipercoop supermarket at around 3 am on Monday morning, before smashing their way through a metal door and ripping open the safe, Il Sole 24 Ore reported.
Trucks were used to block most entrances, while a mount of earth blocked another, the newspaper said.
The hooded thieves took just a few minutes to carry out the operation, all of which was captured on CCTV now in the hands of the police.
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