Tel-Chai Nation

There was a robbery at the Louvre museum this past week, and fortunately, in a short time, 2 of the gang members who committed the heist were arrested, and clues are given to their potential background and where they were heading:

Two men who allegedly stole $100 million worth of France’s crown jewels during a daring daytime heist at the Louvre Museum were arrested on Saturday night — as one suspect was captured trying to flee the country.

One of the suspects, who has not been identified, was busted as he was boarding a flight bound for Algeria at Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport, Paris newspaper Le Parisien reported.

The men, from Seine-Saint-Denis, a suburb north of Paris, were detained by police as part of the investigation of “organized gang robbery” and “conspiracy to commit a crime.”

Police were tipped off on Saturday about one of the suspects likely to be flying out of the country heading to Algeria in North Africa.

The second suspect was arrested shortly afterward in Paris.

Seine-Saint Denis has a huge Muslim enclave, and Algeria speaks for itself as a Muslim-dominated country. So, no shock at all the culprits could turn out to be followers of the Religion of Peace. We must hope the remaining stolen artifacts are recovered, and the robbers will be punished, though rapists deserve far more severe punishment than robbers do.

It's also great the Louvre management enlisted the aid of an Israeli security firm to investigate.

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