‘The biggest jewelry successor in American history’: 7 men from California stole $ 100m in diamonds, Rolex watches; No bullets, no witnesses
Seven people from California, including illegal migrants, have been accused in theft that the US Attorney’s office has called “the largest jewelry successor in American history”. Starting in March 2022, these people laid a system where they went with cargo load after cargo load, in which no bullets were fired or no one was robbing them on a large scale. And it continued for three years. Prosecutors said the robbery crew was scouting an international jewelry show in San Meto, south of San Francisco, on July 10, 2022, when he saw the brinks truck loaded with a virtual treasure of goods. They chased the truck and when the truck stopped at a gas station about the driver and the guards went in, these people quickly broke and raised only a few bags. The prosecutors said that out of 73 bags with millions of dollars jewelry, they took 24.Then these people disappeared, disabled their cellphones and tried to cover their tracks best.Earlier, these people used the same modas operandi to rob a box truck with apple airtags from China, and another semetrika with Samsung Electronics. Investigators had a difficult task to crack the case because there was no witness, which they mostly rely on monitoring footage and cell phone records. The prosecutors said they did not know how these people were spending any income from theft. “We have no information about him,” said Jenna Mckebe, an assistant American attorney. “I think as we continue to examine it and pay attention to what is happening to these defenders in the last few years, we will know more. But now, I don’t know what they have done with all the loot from this.”
Who are the seven men?
Carlos Victor Mestonza Sercado, 31, Pasadena, California.Jazel Padila Resto, aka “Ricardo Noel Moya,” “Ricardo Barbosa,” and “Alberto Xavier Loza Chamoro,” 36, is currently a prisoner in an Erizona Gel.Pablo Raul Lugo Lugger, aka “Walter Loza,” 41, Rialto, California.Victor Hugo Valencia Solozano, 60, Los Angeles.George Enrique Alban, 33, Los Angeles.Jason Nellon Presilla Floors, 42, Upland, California.Eduardo Mcias Ibara, 36, Los Angeles.
