Good morning, everyone, and welcome to police off the cuff.

Real crime stories.

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

We have some breaking news, not unexpected, but breaking news nonetheless.

Louvre heist, arrests have been made. So whoa, what does

that mean? Arrests have been made in the Louvreheist. Well, French authorities are being kept

quite tight-lipped in regards to who has been arrested, where they've been arrested, how they've been arrested,

because there are more suspects out there.

There is a whole criminal enterprise out there, a criminal enterprise in which we don't

really know where these jewels are right now.

And that is part of the goal here, of course,

is to recover these jewels that are worth a reported $88 million,

excuse me, $88 million, $100 million, if you put it in the dollars and cents thing.

A private jet sits on the Talmec at Paris's Charles de Gaulle Airport, just minutes from

takeoff. Inside a man in his 30s thinks he's gotten away with one of the most audacious

heists in modern history.

But as the engines of the flight to Algeria spool up,

a team of armed officers swarms the plane.

His escape is over.

This is the incredible story of how a massive manhunt,

sparked by a few tiny clues, tracked down the

suspects behind the Great Lou Weiss. It's a story of incredible nerve, of priceless

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