Burglars steal $30million from a Los Angeles money storage facility. They were able to breach the building as well as the safe where the money was stored without triggering the alarm

Los Angeles, CA – In a heist that has stunned law enforcement, brazen burglars made off with a staggering $30 million in cash from a Los Angeles money storage facility on Easter Sunday. The incident marks one of the largest cash thefts in the city’s history.

The burglary occurred at an unnamed facility in the Sylmar area of the San Fernando Valley. This location serves as a central hub for businesses across the region to deposit and store their cash. According to LAPD Commander Elaine Morales, the thieves managed to breach the building’s security measures and access the vault without setting off any alarms.

The full scale of the theft wasn’t discovered until the vault was opened for business on Monday. Authorities are tight-lipped about the specific methods used by the burglars, but it’s clear they possessed a high degree of sophistication to bypass the facility’s security systems undetected.

“This was a meticulously planned and executed crime,” said a spokesperson for the LAPD. “We are dedicating significant resources to apprehend those responsible and recover the stolen funds.”

The brazen nature of the heist, coupled with the sheer amount of money involved, has sent shockwaves through the Los Angeles business community. Many are left questioning the effectiveness of private security firms entrusted with safeguarding valuable assets.

Authorities are urging anyone with information about the crime to come forward. The investigation is ongoing, and detectives are following all leads in their pursuit of the elusive burglars.