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Thieves rappelled down from roof into Vaughan jewelry store before stealing diamonds: police

A screenshot of a surveillance video showing suspects. YouTube/OfficialYRP

A group of thieves rappelled down into a Vaughan jewelry store from the building’s roof before cutting into a safe and stealing diamonds, police say.

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York Regional Police said they responded to the store, located in the area of Weston Road and Highway 7, on April 18 for reports of a theft.

Police said that after reviewing video surveillance, investigators determined that four or five male suspects went to the business two days prior, on April 16, at around 8:50 p.m.

The suspects gained access to the roof of the building, rappelled down inside of the unit, cut a hole in a safe and stole “a quantity of diamonds,” police allege.

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On Wednesday, police released a brief surveillance video and suspect images.

Anyone who can identify the suspects, or who has dashcam footage from the area of Weston Road, between Highway 7 and Langstaff Road, anytime between the late evening on April 16 and early morning on April 17 is being asked to contact police.

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