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

Real Crime Stories.

I'm your host, Bill Cannon, the NYPD, retired sergeant of detectives.

You know, this Louvre case, it gets, because they've been arrests,

we would think that we would know a lot more. However, what seems to be

most and most important on authorities' minds in France is the return of these jewels. It doesn't

seem like the fact that they made a rest is is a great thing but they want these jewels back

after all this is a property crime two suspects according to CNN arrested in connection with the

theft of francis crown jewels from the louvre museum have admitted involvement in heist and have been remanded in custody,

according to the Paris prosecutor's office said today.

The Paris prosecutor also said the stolen jewels are not in the authority's possession.

The two suspects were presented before an investigative judge on Wednesday,

and one has been placed under formal investigation for organized theft and criminal conspiracy,

according to Paris prosecutor Law Buccal.

The heist, a brazen seven-minute daylight raid on the Louvre's Apollo Gallery,

captured the world's attention after the ebbs escaped with jewels worth tens of millions.

The two men were arrested Saturday evening and held in custody, where they were questioned

for 96 hours, two additional

suspects remain at large. The first suspect is 34 years old. He's of Algerian nationality.

He had prior records for traffic-related offenses and was identified through DNA recovered

from one of the scooters.

The second suspect is 39. He's an illegal taxi driver and delivery driver born in Abbeville, a suburb of Paris.

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