Berlin — German police say
robbers dug a 100-foot tunnel
into the safe deposit room of
a Berlin bank and escaped
with their haul, setting a fire
as they left to cover their tracks. Berlin police spokesman
Thomas Neuendorf says the
tunnel led from an
underground garage into the
bank's safe deposit room. Neuendorf told the Associated
Press Monday that the tunnel
was "very professional" and
must have taken weeks or
even months to complete. It
was elaborately constructed and even had ceiling supports. Police were alerted to the
break-in early Monday when
a security guard noticed
smoke coming from the
deposit room. Neuendorf says police are still
trying to determine what
valuables were stolen from
the deposit boxes. Details of the heist called to
mind the spectacular robbery
of another Berlin bank in 1995.
During that robbery thieves
entered the bank through the
door, took a hostage and demanded a helicopter and
ransom. Police besieged and eventually
stormed the safe room where
the thieves had holed up only
to find out they had escaped
through a tunnel dug by
accomplices. Several — but not all — of the thieves were
later caught.

www.detroitnews.com/article/20130114/NATION/301140404

hehehehehe too much of Ocean 13 and the bank job, they need to stop producing movies like that, they put ideas in criminals minds.

They are professional robbers.