Robbery of a Louis Vuitton store in Paris: three suspects incarcerated

Three people were indicted on Friday in Paris and placed in pre-trial detention, suspected of being involved in the organized gang burglary of a Louis Vuitton store this fall in the capital, during two car-ramming attacks, according to the Paris prosecutor's office.

This Louis Vuitton store (LVMH group, owner of Le Parisien), located in the 6th arrondissement of Paris, was burglarized for the first time on September 30, using a vehicle.

Then on November 11, around 4:30 a.m., “individuals entered the business using a vehicle to break the window and took away goods,” the police source indicated at the time, specifying that the damage remained to be determined. “Leather goods were stolen,” said the prosecution, without estimating at this stage the amount of the loot.

The investigations are being carried out by the Banditry Repression Brigade (BRB).

On Wednesday, TF1 revealed that three suspects had just been arrested. At the end of their police custody on Friday, they were presented to an investigating judge who indicted them, then they were placed in pre-trial detention.