Brazilian gangs Rob Samsung factory for $36 million worth of goods

Beijing time July 8 Morning News, in Sunday, a Brazilian robbery gang ransacked Samsung's factory in Estado De Sao Paulo. The robbers hijacked the workers as hostages, then robbed a large number of smartphones, tablets and notebooks, with a total value of $36 million trillion. The armed robbers first hijacked the commuter buses that the factory workers rode in. The robbery took place at midnight in the Estado De Sao Paulo Industrial Center in southeastern Campinas, which lasted nearly 4 hours. A spokesman for Estado De Sao Paulo's public safety secretary said the robbers took 7 trucks and more than 40,000 Samsung products. Estado De Sao Paulo Police are investigating this, there is no confirmation of the suspect. A spokesman for Samsung Estado De Sao Paulo confirmed the robbery, but said the amount of damage the police had estimated was too high. He said there were about 100 employees in the factory at the time of the robbery, but declined to give more details. Samsung Brazil said in a statement: "We fully cooperate with the police in the ongoing investigation, and will do our best to avoid recurrence of similar incidents." The police report on the robbery is like a crime movie. After intercepting the factory bus, 7 armed men boarded the bus, bringing 6 of the 8 employees to a remote location for release. The armed men then went to the factory with the remaining two employees, disarmed the factory security and brought together all the workers to prevent them from contacting the outside world. After all this, another 13 robbers drove the truck into the factory. The robbers communicate with each other by radio and cell phones and move Samsung's products onto trucks. According to the picture taken by the factory security camera, the local media released the photos of the robbers. The robbers, dressed in black, wore dark glasses, walked back and forth in the factory and used pallets to load large quantities of goods into trucks. (D-Gold)