Captured Louvre Jewel Thieves: Security Breach Exposed

Two men have been arrested in connection with a heist at the Louvre's Apollon gallery, where hooded thieves stole priceless jewels. The suspects have partially admitted to the crime. Despite their capture, the jewels remain unrecovered, highlighting significant security flaws at the famed Paris museum.

Two individuals arrested in connection to the Louvre's jewel heist have reportedly recognized their involvement in the notorious crime, according to Paris prosecutor Laure Beccuau. The men are suspected to be part of a group responsible for the brazen theft that stunned the cultural world.

The theft, which took place on October 19, involved four hooded individuals who managed to break into the Apollon gallery and escape with valuable jewels. This incident has shed light on worrying security deficiencies within the storied walls of the Louvre Museum, known as the world's most-visited museum.

Despite the partial confessions of the arrested suspects, the stolen jewels have yet to be recovered, further complicating the investigation and underscoring the museum's pressing need to fortify its security measures.

(With inputs from agencies.)