A bank in Milan, Italy was robbed this Wednesday, as the perpetrators managed to enter by opening the wall in an adjacent pizzeria.
The group of robbers is suspected to have consisted of 4 people, who destroyed the wall of the pizzeria and then entered the BPM bank. The Italian media have described the group of perpetrators as a "gang of holes" who took 7 people hostage, then managed to open the safe from which they managed to get around 160 thousand euros.
The police arrived at the scene after the perpetrators had managed to escape, around 10 o'clock this morning.
Witnesses told police that one of the perpetrators had an accent from the Campania region, while the other three had Sicilian accents. They told the people who were in the bank that they were armed, but none of them managed to see firearms.
