$30 million in cash stolen; no one noticed

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Thieves They stole up to 30 million dollars Sunday from a money storage facility in Los Angeles, one of the largest cash heists in the city’s history, police said Wednesday.

The robbery took place Sunday night at an unidentified location in the Sylmar area of the San Fernando Valley, where money from businesses throughout the region is handled and stored, he told the Los Angeles Times. the chief of the Los Angeles Police Department, Elaine Morales.

Los thieves were able to enter the building and to the safe deposit box in which the money was stored, Morales added.

The business operators, whom police did not name, did not discover the theft until they opened the vault on Monday.

The newspaper indicated that This is one of the biggest robberies of cash in the history of Los Angeles, and the total surpassed any armored truck robbery in the city.

Almost two years ago, some 100 million dollars in jewelry and other valuables from a Brink Security Company truck at a Southern California truck stop. So far the thieves have not been caught.

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