On this day, 35 years ago, on November 5, 1990 (September 19, 1990, the lunar calendar), a major robbery of US$140 million occurred in Sweden. On November 5, 1990, a major robbery occurred on a street in central Stockholm. Two men stole securities worth at least 805 million kroner (approximately 144 million US dollars) from a transport vehicle. This was the most serious robbery in Swedish criminal history. After the incident, Sweden's Gotha Bank immediately declared some securities invalid and notified banking organizations to remain vigilant. A person from the Swedish security company revealed on the evening of the 6th that in addition to securities, the stolen transport vehicle may also have "hundreds of thousands of kroner in cash."