Overview
- The robbery occurred on Sunday evening at a private safe-deposit facility on Damaschkestraße in Berlin's Halensee district.
- The perpetrators posed as legitimate customers to gain access to the facility during a scheduled appointment.
- The 35-year-old owner was tied up by the assailants, who then broke into and looted individual safe-deposit boxes.
- After the robbers fled, the owner managed to free himself and triggered the facility's alarm system.
- Berlin police have launched an investigation, reviewing CCTV footage and witness statements, but no suspects have been publicly identified as of now.