$5 Million Stolen from Lufthansa Cargo Jet

May 8, 2018

A group of thieves stole $5 million in cash from a Lufthansa cargo jet at a freight airport in Sao Paulo, Brazil.

The robbery was completed within six minutes after criminals entered the Viracopos International Airport’s freight terminal in a pickup truck, upon which they had "placed stickers mimicking the runway security company's logo," NDTV reported.

According to reports, five men threatened security agents on the runway before locking them in their vehicles and taking off with the stolen loot.

http://www.foxnews.com/travel/2018/03/08/robbers-steal-5-million-in-airplane-heist.html

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