SHOTLIST: PARIS, FRANCE (OCT. 19, 2025) (ANADOLU - ACCESS ALL) (FILE FOOTAGE) 1. EXTERIOR OF LOUVRE MUSEUM SEEN FROM SEINE RIVER 2. VARIOUS OF POLICE VEHICLES PARKED OUTSIDE MUSEUM / INVESTIGATORS USING MOBILE LADDER TO ACCESS MUSEUM FACADE 3. CLOSE-UP OF MUSEUM BUILDING WHERE INCIDENT OCCURRED 4. POLICE SECURITY TAPE AT SCENE (TWO SHOTS) 5. PRESS MEMBERS AND REPORTERS GATHERING OUTSIDE MUSEUM 6. LOUVRE MUSEUM ENTRANCE WITH POSTERS OF ARTWORK 7. INVESTIGATORS USING MOBILE LADDER TO ACCESS MUSEUM FACADE PARIS, FRANCE (OCT. 22, 2025) (ANADOLU - ACCESS ALL) (FILE FOOTAGE) 8. VARIOUS OF EXTERIOR SHOTS OF LOUVRE MUSEUM/ VISITORS OUTSIDE MUSEUM/ VISITORS POSING/ ENTRANCE DOOR OF MUSEUMPARIS, FRANCE - FILE FOOTAGE: French authorities arrested two suspects linked to last week’s burglary at the Louvre Museum, where eight of France’s crown jewels worth an estimated €88 million ($102M) were stolen, local media reported on Sunday. According to BFMTV, one suspect was detained late Saturday at the Roissy-Charles-de-Gaulle Airport while attempting to board a flight to Algeria. The arrest was carried out by border police and the anti-banditry brigade. A second person was also taken into custody in connection with the heist, believed to be a four-member group that smashed a window in the Apollon Gallery before escaping with the jewels. Investigators are still searching for two remaining suspects and the stolen items. The stolen collection included a necklace and an earring from the Marie-Louise collection, a necklace, earrings, and tiara from the Marie-Amelie and Hortense collections, and two brooches, a bodice bow, and a tiara from the Empress Eugenie collection. Investigators later found Eugenie’s crown, which the robbers abandoned near the museum — a discovery that a Louvre security guard described as evidence that their “plan was thwarted.”