Overview
- the Paris prosecutor’s office detained four more suspects — two men, 38 and 39, and two women, 31 and 40 — from the Île-de-France region.
- Investigators say the fourth alleged raider is among those held, with three others described as associates tied to the operation.
- With earlier arrests of Ayed G., Abdoulaye N. and Slimane K., authorities now report all four alleged Louvre intruders are in custody.
- Prosecutors cite DNA traces in linking suspects to the October 19 theft, which used a truck-mounted lift, angle grinders and scooter lookouts.
- The eight Crown Jewels pieces, valued at about €88 million, remain missing as police pursue possible organizers and fences, and several suspects have ties to Aubervilliers.