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Thieves Loot Massimo Ferrero’s Rome Apartment, Seizing Over €300,000 in Valuables

Investigators are poring over footage to identify four suspects after Ferrero accused officers of being diverted by referendum duties.

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Overview

  • The break-in took place in the afternoon of June 8 on Via Gregoriana while Ferrero and his family were out, with the thieves verifying the apartment was empty by ringing the doorbell first.
  • The group made off with jewelry, at least ten high-end handbags, cash and sports memorabilia including Francesco Totti’s shirt, for a loss estimated at over €300,000.
  • Police from the Trevi district and Carabinieri units have secured surveillance footage showing three women (one possibly pregnant) and a mustachioed man, and are examining images to identify the suspects.
  • Early findings indicate the intruders entered via a door linking to an unused B&B room and deactivated the home alarm before ransacking the premises.
  • Ferrero, who suffered a similar theft in 2015, has criticized local security and urged authorities to bolster patrols after officers were assigned to referendum polling duties.