Unreal, massive balls or massive stupiduty
By DAVID CHANG and DAN STAMMNBCPhiladelphia.com
updated <abbr style="display: inline;" class="dtstamp updated" title="2013-07-02T09:45:53">1 hour 55 minutes ago</abbr>2013-07-02T09:45:53
Three men walked into an Atlantic City Casino and walked out with half a million dollars. But, the money wasn't won, rather it was stolen in the form of jewelry from a store inside the gambling resort.
Investigators say three men stole $500,000 worth of jewelry from the "Jewels" store inside the Borgata around 8:45 Monday night. The theft was a smash-and-grab where the men broke the cases, grabbed what they could and left as quickly as possible, according to investigators.
Police say one suspect was dressed in a blue jacket, one in a gray hooded sweatshirt and one in a dark-colored jacket. The suspects fled on foot before entering a dark-colored vehicle, according to police.
No one was injured during the incident. Police reviewed surveillance video and released photos of the three men who pulled off the heist. A fourth person -- believed to be the getaway driver -- is also wanted.
The Borgata opened July 2, 2003, as the first new casino in the resort town in 13 years. It has 11 retail shops, 2,000 guest rooms and suites, nearly 200 gambling tables and more than 3,400 slot machines.
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By DAVID CHANG and DAN STAMMNBCPhiladelphia.com
updated <abbr style="display: inline;" class="dtstamp updated" title="2013-07-02T09:45:53">1 hour 55 minutes ago</abbr>2013-07-02T09:45:53
Three men walked into an Atlantic City Casino and walked out with half a million dollars. But, the money wasn't won, rather it was stolen in the form of jewelry from a store inside the gambling resort.
Investigators say three men stole $500,000 worth of jewelry from the "Jewels" store inside the Borgata around 8:45 Monday night. The theft was a smash-and-grab where the men broke the cases, grabbed what they could and left as quickly as possible, according to investigators.
Police say one suspect was dressed in a blue jacket, one in a gray hooded sweatshirt and one in a dark-colored jacket. The suspects fled on foot before entering a dark-colored vehicle, according to police.
No one was injured during the incident. Police reviewed surveillance video and released photos of the three men who pulled off the heist. A fourth person -- believed to be the getaway driver -- is also wanted.
The Borgata opened July 2, 2003, as the first new casino in the resort town in 13 years. It has 11 retail shops, 2,000 guest rooms and suites, nearly 200 gambling tables and more than 3,400 slot machines.
Copyright Associated Press
Talk about a fail
