Un homme d'affaires malien victime d'un cambriolage d'un million d'euros au Plaza Athénée
Des voleurs se sont introduits dans la chambre d'Oumar Gambi au palace parisien en escaladant la façade.
Des cambrioleurs ont pénétré dans la chambre d'Oumar Gambi, homme d'affaires malien, au Plaza Athénée à Paris en escaladant la façade de l'établissement. Le vol aurait porté sur environ un million d'euros selon le titre Le Monde.
M. Gambi est décrit comme un entrepreneur réputé au Mali et gravitant dans l'entourage du président congolais Denis Sassou Nguesso. L'enquête sur les circonstances exactes du cambriolage et l'identification des auteurs reste en cours.
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- Un homme d’affaires malien, Oumar Gambi, victime d’un spectaculaire cambriolage à un million d’euros dans un palace parisien — Le Monde — Une
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