In a bold act, a individual managed to seize seven packages with bullion of platavalued at more than $91,000, from a facility of UPS a Long Island (NY).
He robo took place at the Customer Service Center of UPS on Smith Street, East Farmingdale, on November 22, and so far, the authorities They have not been able to arrest the perpetrator, according to the report presented by NBC News.
According to the police of Suffolk County, on the day of the incident, shortly after 9:00 a.m., a man filed a ID fake in the store and proceeded to steal the seven boxes that housed at least 36 bullion of plata.
The way in which thief obtained information about the valuable stolen content remains a mystery. After displaying his ID false, the individual was able to sign to pick up the packages, load them into his vehicle dark in color and escape.
This criminal act involved a considerable effort, both figuratively and literally. Paul Zappasodi, coin dealer, plata and gold, commented: “Silver is a very dense metal. It’s very heavy.” He estimated the stolen cargo weighed about 250 pounds (113 kilos).
A loaf of plata of approximately 100 ounces is worth around $2,700. Zappasodi mentioned that she sends bullion of plata by mail frequently, but follow a strict protocol of security. “We use direct signature only, which means only the person the box is addressed to can sign.”
The police of Suffolk released a photograph of the suspect and offers a reward cash for any information leading to your arrest. Those with relevant details should contact Suffolk County Crime Stoppers or file an anonymous tip by calling 1-800-220-TIPS.
This incident occurs in the context of other criminal acts, such as assault at knifepoint to a United States Postal Service (USPS) purse in Brooklyn (NYC) last October while delivering the mail.
2024-01-03 16:24:00
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