ItalyA theft occurred at the Royal Palace of Venaria Reale in Turin, Italy, where thieves stole approximately twenty antique gold and enamel clocks dating back to the 18th century. The stolen items were crafted by English and French manufacturers and have significant historical and artistic value, estimated at around 150,000 euros. The perpetrators, believed to be at least three individuals, entered the palace around 3:30 AM, broke into a display case using a hammer, and fled on foot, leaving no trace behind. Investigations are ongoing, led by local carabinieri and cultural heritage protection units, to determine the exact circumstances of the theft and identify those responsible.
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