On October 30, local time, Paris prosecutor Laure Beccuau said five suspects in the Louvre robbery were arrested on the night of the 29th, including one of the main suspects who had previously been locked.

It is that the arrests took place at several locations in Paris and its surroundings at about 21 a.m. on the 29th, two suspects had been arrested on the 25th, and the Paris prosecutor's office said on the 29th that the two would be formally prosecuted and temporarily detained.

At around 9: 30 on October 19th, a robbery occurred in the Louvre Museum. Within a few minutes, several masked people snatched nine pieces of "immeasurable value" jewelry, including Napoleonic necklaces, brooches and earrings. The Louvre immediately evacuated people and announced its closure. The suspect abandoned a crown belonging to Empress Eugenie while fleeing. At present, the crown has been found by the police, and the whereabouts of the remaining 8 pieces of jewelry are still unknown. At 9: 00 on the 22nd, three days after the robbery, the Louvre reopened for tourists to visit. (Headquarters reporter Bai Jie)