$30M Heist at L.A. Storage Facility Preceded by Multiple False Alarms

The $30 million heist from an L.A. storage facility — which feels like an “Ocean’s 11” outtake — stays a thriller for investigators, however they’re zeroing in on a number of false alarms triggered within the constructing main as much as the housebreaking.

TMZ pulled the requires police service to the GardaWorld cash storage facility within the San Fernando Valley. The constructing was hit by burglars on Easter Sunday, but it surely turns on the market’s been numerous police exercise there.

Primarily based on the data obtained by TMZ, over the previous 12 months, police have made greater than a dozen visits to GardaWorld — and the overwhelming majority of them turned out to be false alarms.

Of the 13 calls reported for the GardaWorld constructing earlier than the March 31 heist — 12 have been logged as triggered alarms, and handled as false alarms.

Just one name got here in as a potential housebreaking on July 7, 2023 … however that ended up being a false alarm as effectively. Curiously, an alarm name got here in on March 30 too … the day earlier than the break-in.

The data additionally present the March 30 alarm set off was chalked as much as a false alarm.

The day of the heist … there have been 3 requires service, and people have been additionally reported as triggered alarms, however one among them undoubtedly ended up being legit — that is when authorities realized hundreds of thousands of {dollars} had been jacked from one of many safes.

Regulation enforcement sources inform us all these requires service for alarms on the facility are undoubtedly on the feds’ radar, and are being appeared into as a part of the investigation. We’re instructed the GardaWorld constructing had staffing points earlier than the heist … together with having inadequate safety personnel on website, which is one other factor below the microscope.