Bank Heist: Robbers Escape via Sewers

0:00It's April 17th, Sinny News, today starts now, AI powered and ready. Three mass robbers stormed a credit-agricole bank branch in Naples, Italy, around 11.30am, holding 25 customers and staff hostage. For two full hours, one was definitely armed, and they made off with the contents of dozens of safe deposit boxes before vanishing through a tunnel straight into the sewers. Police got there fast, breaking windows to storm the place around 1.30pm, even tossing in what looked like stun grenades. Luckily, all hostages were freed without serious injuries, and one survivor said the robbers never got violent, just locked folks in a room. Word spread quick outside, drawing crowds of cops, firefighters, and locals, while tens of thousands tuned into a live all-mind feed of the chaos. A special caribbean airy team flew in from Tuscany, but by then, the robbers had already dipped. Now, about 40 officers, including sniffer dogs, are combing the area with forensics dusting

1:02for prints down that manhole. No clue on the hall's value, since only the box owner's novel was inside. Cops are still on the hunt, piecing it together. But this slick escape has everyone talking about how these guys pulled it off underground.