Hello everyone and welcome to police off the cuff, real crime stories.

I'm your host, retired NYPD Sergeant Bill Cannon, 27-year veteran of the NYPD. We have a rather interesting

story that, you know, not many people covered in the YouTube family of content creators,

but it's an interesting story because as you hear sometimes, life imitates art or art imitates life. It could be either way in this case.

But what we're covering is this $30 million heist in a Los Angeles building. The question is,

was it an inside job? Did they circumvent the alarms?

Was it lack security?

I think we're going to see all of those things when we look into this case.

But when you think about $30 million,

is that the amount that was really there, or is that the insurance company amount?

I'm a cop.

I'm cynical, you know.

Did they report way more than was actually stolen?

Or was that can they account for $30 million?

And the other thing is, when we look into this,

and I never had in my whole police career any case that I worked on

that involved the $30 million heist, nothing close to that.

Maybe a couple hundred thousand, stuff like that.

I never had anything approaching a million so

there's logistical problems when you have that amount of money and apparently according to the

new york daily news 30 million dollars can weigh up to 7,500 pounds.

So how do you get 7,500 pounds of money out?

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