Germany Bank Heist: Thieves Drill Vault, Steal ₹3.16 Billion in 'Ocean's Eleven' Style

• Thieves stole ₹3,163,560,000 (€30 million) in cash, gold, and jewelry from a Sparkasse branch in Gelsenkirchen, Germany.
• They drilled into the underground vault from a nearby parking garage and spent the weekend ransacking over 3,000 safe deposit boxes.
• The "highly organized" heist, compared to "Ocean's Eleven," was discovered Monday morning after a fire alarm.
• Witnesses saw people with bags; security footage showed masked thieves escaping in a black Audi RS 6 with a stolen Hanover license plate.
• Anxious customers gathered, threatening staff, leading to police deployment and the bank's closure.

Why It Matters: Professional thieves executed a massive ₹3.16 billion bank heist in Germany, emptying thousands of lockers.