Naples Bank Robbery: Hostages Freed as Armed Thieves Escape Through Tunnel

7 articles · Updated · The Guardian · Apr 16

Armed robbers held 25 people hostage for two hours at a Crédit Agricole bank in Naples before escaping through a tunnel.
The three masked thieves targeted safety deposit boxes and fled into the city's sewer system, leaving no serious injuries among hostages.
Police are investigating the theft, but the exact value of the stolen goods remains unknown as only clients know the contents of the boxes.

With a pre-planned underground escape, was the Naples bank heist an inside job?

Why has Italy's top anti-Mafia prosecutor taken over this bank robbery case?

After a two-hour siege and tunnel escape, how did the robbers simply vanish?

The robbers ignored cash for safety boxes; what priceless items were lost forever?

Are Naples' ancient sewers now a superhighway for organized crime?