Croatian police probe massive theft from its headquarters

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AP Zagreb
Last Updated : Apr 04 2016 | 11:13 PM IST
Croatian police are investigating the reported theft of 280,000 euros (USD 320,000) and two kilograms (4.4 pounds) of gold all snatched from the headquarters of the Croatian police.
Helena Biocic of the police media office confirmed Monday that the theft had taken place, but refused to reveal any details.
The Jutarnji List newspaper, which reported what was taken, says the heist occurred late Sunday. The report says the thieves got in by the fire stairs and broke into the office of the organized crime department chief, Zeljko Dolacki.
The daily says police found an overturned, empty safe in the morning.
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First Published: Apr 04 2016 | 11:13 PM IST

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