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Paris thieves bag massive haul of luxury leather goods

Paris thieves bag massive haul of luxury leather goods

Daily Tribune07-07-2025
Burglars made off with luxury leather handbags worth around one million euros in a dawn robbery in an upscale district of Paris on Sunday.
The thieves broke into "Houlux", a shop specialising in second-hand luxury leather goods at around 05:00 am (0300 GMT) on a street lined with designer shops close to the Tuileries gardens.
They got away with more than 100 bags from luxury brands including Chanel, Hermes, Dior and Luis Vuitton.
They gained access to the shop by climbing to a balcony on the fourth floor of the building, said the police source.
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Paris thieves bag massive haul of luxury leather goods

Burglars made off with luxury leather handbags worth around one million euros in a dawn robbery in an upscale district of Paris on Sunday. The thieves broke into "Houlux", a shop specialising in second-hand luxury leather goods at around 05:00 am (0300 GMT) on a street lined with designer shops close to the Tuileries gardens. They got away with more than 100 bags from luxury brands including Chanel, Hermes, Dior and Luis Vuitton. They gained access to the shop by climbing to a balcony on the fourth floor of the building, said the police source.

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