Current Robbers Who Attack Kim K Went Away With Jewelry Worth $11million

News broke earlier that Kim Kardashian West was held at gunpoint and robbed in a discreet luxury residence in Paris by at least two armed masked men dressed as police officers, on Monday between the hours of 2 to 4 am. It has now been revealed that at least '$11 million' worth of jewellery was stolen. The men reportedly stole a jewellery box worth €6 million ($6.7 million) and a ring worth €4 million ($4.5 million).

"At around 2.30am, the robbers are believed to have entered the building and handcuffed the night guard. They then entered Kim's room, threatened her with a weapon, 'tied her up and locked her in the bathroom. Her daughter, North, and 10-month-old son Saint, are not believed to have been in the room at the time." 

A photographer, who has been following Kim since she arrived in Paris, is being questioned by police. He is said to have gained access to a restaurant where she and her family were dining earlier this week by posing as a policeman. A Paris police official also confirmed that there was a robbery and an investigation was underway.

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Assemblies of God Church Deacon Reportedly Survives '39 Bullets' After Armed Robbery Attack (Photos)

A cleric has shared a troubling testimony of how he survived a near-fatal attack by a team of ruthless assailants who invaded his home.

Deacon Martins Nwaobaji

 

Assemblies of God Spring of Joy Assembly, Agric was agog with celebration on Sunday the 11th of September as the Church celebrated the greatness of God in delivering his servant, Deacon Martins Nwaobaji.

 

The people danced and praised the Lord and in one voice and agreement shouted “it could have only been God”
The Deacon gave his heart-moving testimony, describing how men of the underworld broke into his compound and robbing the innocent people therein. They didn’t fail to break into his own apartment, and before he knew it, the robbers had released 39 bullet shrapnels which scattered all over his face.

 

Miraculously none got into his eyes, neck or any vital part of his body. They only hit the non vital part of his face and were skin deep.

 

Deacon Simon Nwaobaji has since recovered as he has gone through many corrective surgeries and is very much alive and well to the shame of the devil and to the glory of God.

 

In the man’s words, “I am glad to be alive and blessed to still be in the land of the living. The enemy made an attack on my life but God who is above all has shielded me. I survived 39 bullets to my face and head which is purely a miracle, I would worship God forever because he has shown me great and mighty things”

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70-Year Old Man Robs A Bank Because He Prefers To Be Jailed Than To Be With His Wife

A 70-year-old man accused of robbing a bank in Kansas told investigators he would rather be imprisoned than live with his wife.

Lawrence John Ripple gave a note to a Bank of Labor teller on Friday in Kansas City, Kansas, demanding cash and warning he had a gun, court documents say. 

The teller complied with his demands and gave Ripple the money. 

However, instead of fleeing, the 70-year-old man went to sit in the lobby where he told a security guard he was the 'guy he was looking for.'

The guard took the money back from Ripple and called police who arrived quickly. 

An FBI agent wrote in the affidavit that Ripple had earlier been arguing with his wife and that he 'no longer wanted to be in that situation.' 

He told investigators he wrote the note in front of his wife, telling her he would 'rather be in jail than at home.'

Ripple was charged with bank robbery on Tuesday.

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Pictured! Brother Leads Robbery Attack On Sister

A 21-year-old barber, who allegedly led a gang of armed robbers to rob his elder sister and her husband in Ijoko area of Lagos, has claimed that although he knew about the robbery, he was not part of it.

According to John Ige Damilola, who was paraded alongside a car dealer at the state police Command Ikeja, “I was not part of the robbery operation. I am not the gang leader. I operate a barbing saloon in front of my sister’s building.

“One of those who attacked and robbed my sister and in-law is my customer. My barbing shop is in the same building where my sister lives, but I do not live there.

“I could not speak out because they informed me of their intentions. They came around 9p.m. But I closed my barbing saloon at about 7p.m. that day. I was arrested because the people that came to rob my sister and her husband implicated me.”

Vanguard learnt that Ige was at the scene of the operation, but did not go inside the house. His gang members raped the maid and almost raped his elder sister. They left her because she was pregnant.

According to the second suspect, who is a car dealer, “my name is David Chibuike, aged 27. I am from Abia State.

“I did not know the vehicle was stolen. I do not know John. I know Moses, the person who brought the vehicle to my car mart.

“The first time I met John was the day they brought the vehicle to me to sell. It was on that same day that I called the naval personnel to come and buy the vehicle.

“I told him I was going to sell the vehicle, a Lexus 350, for N2.2 million. He  disappeared with  the car without paying me. “After some weeks, policemen arrested one of the robbers. They asked them where the vehicle was. That was when they came and arrested me.

“I explained to the policemen what happened and later the policemen were able to trace the stolen car to a person that bought it from the navy man. They did not give me any money.”

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Photo: Policemen Arrest Robbers While Sharing Loot

Six suspected burglars have been arrested by the Lagos State Police Command in the Ikoyi area of the state.

It was learnt that the suspects were sharing their loot when they were arrested by police operatives.

Punch Metro gathered that the men, identified as Friday Eze, Stanley Ejiofor, Femi Miracle, Raphael Ijoha, Emmanuel Omojuwa and Daniel Thomas, were arrested by men of the Ikoyi Police Division on Tuesday, August 9.

The police said the gang, which was notorious for breaking into houses and stealing valuables, had other members who escaped arrest.

Around 10pm, the gang members allegedly burgled some houses on Awolowo Road, Ikoyi, and drove away in a car to a junction in the area to share the loot.

A source said operatives, who were on patrol, observed the suspects sharing the stolen items in the car and arrested them.

He said, “They are notorious in the Ikoyi area for burglary. They don’t rob to avoid raising suspicion. They only wait for their target houses to be deserted before they strike.

“We were on a ‘stop-and-search’ in the area when we observed them sharing some goods inside a car around 10pm. When we arrested them and searched the car, we found four laptops, three purses, 13 mobile phones and four iPads. They confessed that they were returning from an operation. The six of them have been transferred to the Special Anti-Robery Squad, Ikeja.”

Speaking with Punch Metro, Eze, a father of two, said he went into burglary to make ends meet.

He said, “It was frustration that drove me into burglary. The situation was very critical for me and my family. I have a wife and two kids to cater to. I am not the gang leader. A friend brought all these men for the operation. We stole several laptops. I took two laptops and two iPads. I have gone for only two operations.

“I was formerly living in Lekki with my family. But when things became difficult, my in-laws took my wife and children to Ikorodu. I am the firstborn of my parents. My sisters have been sent out of school and I have to fund their studies.”

Another suspect, Thomas, said, “Friday (Eze) introduced me to the gang. We are friends. I do not rob; I only burgle houses. It was hard times that led me to this.”

The state Commissioner of Police, Fatai Owoseni, said the suspects would be charged to court at the end of investigation.

“Members of the public should continue to cooperate with the police in tackling crimes in Lagos State. The suspects will be arraigned in court at the end of investigation,” he said. 

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