Million-Euro Porcelain Heist in France | JQJO

Millions of euros worth of Chinese porcelain, classified as national treasures, were stolen from the Adrien Dubouche National Museum in Limoges, France. Robbers smashed a window to enter the museum around 3:15 a.m., triggering the alarm after stealing two 14th-15th century dishes and an 18th-century vase. The museum estimates the loss at €9.5 million. An investigation is underway, and authorities suspect professional thieves acting on behalf of collectors.