Overview
- The Crédit Agricole branch in Naples, hit Thursday, saw 25 people held at gunpoint and freed before the robbers slipped out through a hole tied to the sewers.
- Investigators are reviewing bank videos that show three suspects entering in work clothes and masks, with one bracing an exit door with a metal pole.
- Police now confirm roughly 40 safety‑deposit boxes were forced open, with victims likely bound by insurance caps of about €52,000 per box as they document losses.
- Teams with the city water utility Abc and a geologist mapped a hand‑dug, 12‑meter tunnel linked to the sewer network that experts say likely took weeks to prepare.
- Detectives are pursuing forensic leads from a damaged generator and tools found underground and are also probing whether the thieves had inside help.