This footage was filmed and produced 9 July 2023.

Moment the suspects are going into the shop in Palafrugell, Spain. They managed to steal nine wine bottles valued in around 120,000 euros.

Store CCTV footage shows the three thieves assembling in front of the sealed glass vault containing only rare wines.
One pulls a crowbar from the trouser waistband of a second crook who also gets out a high-pressure suction cup to move the glass door.
Then - as the pair open the vault doors - a third crook joins them to start loading only the most expensive bottles into a backpack.
The footage shows that one of the gang seems to be directing the other two on which of the bottles to steal.
Then - after being discovered by a shocked sales assistant - the trio flee to a waiting getaway car.

Horrified owners of the Vins i Licors Can Grau store in Palafrugell, Girona province say the haul - stolen on 9th July - was worth EUR 120,000 (GBP 102,255).
The bottles are reportedly worth between EUR 1,000 (GBP 850) and EUR 30,000 (GBP 25,500) each.
Owners told local media that the same thieves had already attempted a heist a month ago but were then forced to abandon their haul and flee.

Amazingly one of the crooks dropped a telephone in the escape but no arrests have yet been made.
The investigation is ongoing.

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