Robbers Raid Italian Bank, Hostages Freed

0:00Three masked robbers stormed a credit-agricole bank branch in Naples, Italy on Thursday holding 25 customers and employees hostage for two hours while they raided safe deposit boxes. They burst in around 11.30 a.m. with at least one packing heat and kept everyone locked down until police made their move. Hostages walked out free shortly after 1.30 p.m. No serious injuries thanks to a quick response that included smashing windows to gain entry. Meanwhile, the crew slipped away through a tunnel straight into the sewers, hauling contents from dozens of those boxes, though nobody knows the exact. Value except the owners. Cops have 40 officers on the ground, sniffer dogs combing the area and forensics lifting prints so the hunt is still wide open as they piece this. Slick getaway together. You've been listening to Canada News today, AI-powered local news.