Mumbai Diamond Heist

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  2 Mumbai Cops Arrested For Diamond Heist, CCTV Footage Nails Them

  Two Mumbai policemen are among four arrested for a diamond heist on the basis of CCTV footage that shows them assaulting the jeweler who was robbed.

• Thieves steal Rs 2 cr diamonds, damage CCTV before fleeing

  Diamonds worth Rs 2 crore were stolen from the office of a diamond merchant at Opera House over the weekend. When the trader went to his office on Monday morning, he was left aghast when the safe containing the jewels had been broken into and his valuables missing.

• Diamonds worth Rs 2 cr burgled from Mumbai trader's office

  A trader's office was burgled of diamonds worth around Rs 2 crore at Opera House area in south Mumbai, police said.

• Employee steals diamonds worth Rs 85 lakh, manhunt launched

  A diamond broker's employee allegedly stole diamonds worth about Rs 85 lakh from his office locker in suburban Bandra, police said today.

• Mumbai diamond heist: Language barrier delays case

  While the Mumbai police was able to nab the four foreigners in the Rs 6.6 crore diamond heist that took place on August 23 at the India International Jewellery Show in Goregaon, within hours of the crime. Completing investigation formalities though, is a matter lost in translation.The foreigners speak Spanish, and not a word of English, making it d...

• How 5 foreigners stole diamonds worth 6.5 cr

  In a Mumbai court, in sign language, they conveyed that they are not being mistreated by the police.There were four of them - the youngest, 24; the oldest, almost 40. In Ocean's 11 fashion, they flew into Mumbai from different parts of South America on August 17. For a week, they perfected their plan. Then, on August 23, they met, as arranged, at a...

• Diamond heist: Thieves brought to Mumbai

  The four foreigners who were arrested in Dubai for stealing diamonds worth Rs 6.6 crore at the Indian International Jewellery show have been brought to Mumbai.They will be produced in court today. The four foreigners including a woman had visited the stall of Israeli Jewellery company Dalumi at the exhibition. As the men kept the staff engaged in a...