Sophisticated $30 Million Cash Heist Stuns Los Angeles

Investigators probe potential insider involvement in Easter Sunday theft from GardaWorld.

Thieves in Los Angeles executed a highly sophisticated heist on Easter Sunday, making off with up to $30 million in cash from a GardaWorld money storage facility.
The heist, one of the largest in Los Angeles history, involved breaking into the facility through the roof without triggering alarms, and the exact amount stolen is still being determined.
Investigators are considering the possibility of insider knowledge due to the operation's sophistication, and are scrutinizing current and former employees.
The stolen cash's traceability is uncertain, but authorities hope that records of serial numbers or touch DNA might lead to the culprits.
This incident surpasses the previous largest cash robbery in Los Angeles, which occurred in 1997 and involved $18.9 million stolen from the Dunbar Armored facility.